The understanding of the Nursing Team of the Family Health Strategy regarding Urgency and Emergency by Renata de Lorenzi D’Agostin, Luciane B. Ceretta, Magada T. Schwalm, Neiva Junkes Hoepers, Maria Tereza Soratto

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Oral health in the family health strategy: perceptions of professionals and family carers: DOI: 10.15343/0104-7809.201016572 by Lidiane da Silva Gomes Oliveira, Débora Dupas Gonçalves do Nascimento, Fernanda Ferreira Marcolino

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UNITED REHABILITATION AND SANITATION MEASURES FOR THE STAFF OF OJSC «ROSENERGOATOM CONCERN» (REVIEW) by G. N. Ponomarenko, T. G. Grebennikova

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A comparative study of Iran’s doctoral nursing curriculum with the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) based on the SPICES model: integrating artificial intelligence... by Zahra Farsi

“…Both adhere to a systematic approach, with Iran being somewhat more structured. Conclusion Iran may benefit from adopting elements of the SPICES model, particularly in enhancing collaborative learning opportunities and incorporating technology, while the United States could strengthen its cultural competency training to better prepare nurses for diverse patient populations. …”
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Possible Improvement of Acoustical Climate. Part II: Possible Solutions by Elżbieta WALERIAN, Ryszard JANCZUR, Mieczysław CZECHOWICZ, Yulija SMYRNOVA

“…The road parameters: its geometry (number of lanes and their positions) and traffic structure over lanes (vehicle flow rates and their average speeds) have been taken under consideration as changeable parameters, that could be corrected to obtain acoustical climate improvement. …”
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Design and implementation of a Community Expert Group comprised of people with lived expertise of homelessness at an academic health research center: a program description and anal... by Ayan A. Yusuf, Victoria Hatfield, Katherine Francombe Pridham, George Da Silva, Rene Adams, Daniela Mergarten, Veronica Snooks, Frank Crichlow, Stephen W. Hwang

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Capacity development for Trauma and Injury Research in Vietnam: the Johns Hopkins University-Hanoi School of Public Health Trauma and Injury Research Program (JHU-Hanoi TRIP) by Abdulgafoor M. Bachani, Khushbu Balsara, Cuong Pham Viet, Lyllian Le, Ngan Tran Thi, Qingfeng Li

“…Conclusions A multi-tiered, collaborative approach integrated within existing academic structures can enhance research capacity and program sustainability. …”
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‘Do Not Go Through the System Passively’: Integrating Environmental Studies and Ethnic Studies Through a Social Justice Outdoor Education Program for High School Learners by Laura Moorhead, Jeremy Jiménez

“…Researchers collected qualitative data from a variety of sources: field notes from participant observation of outdoor and classroom activities, document review of curriculum and student projects, focus group interviews with 86 students, and semi-structured individual interviews with teachers and alumni. …”
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Examining Intercultural Interaction Patterns in Active Learning Groups: Erasmus+ Building Bridges through Project Arts Example by Gökçe Bozdoğan, Vesile Yıldız Demirtaş, Burcu Meral Tezeren

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Effects of a combined aerobic and core stabilization exercise training program on functional capacity, pain, and health-related quality of life in hemodialysis and kidney transplan... by Enikő Király, Gergő József Szőllősi, Zoltán Jenei, József Balla, István Kárpáti

“…Nonparametric statistical tests were performed at a significance level of 0.05.Results Both the HD and RTx treatment groups showed significantly reduced times for the 6-min walking test (p = 0.002 and p = 0.008, respectively), significantly reduced pain severity (p = 0.002 and p = 0.008, respectively), and significantly improved quality of life scores (p = 0.006 and p = 0.041, respectively) by the end of the study compared with control groups.Conclusion Based on the results, structured exercise programs could be effective therapies in CKD management. …”
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Enhancing knowledge and attitudes through the ‘healthy nutrition’ education program: a Solomon four-group experimental study with older adults at a social life campus by Berivan Yetkin, Aysel Başer

“…The program’s structured design highlights its potential for adaptation and implementation in health promotion initiatives targeting similar elderly populations. …”
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Development and evaluation of an online HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) training program for community pharmacists to implement pharmacy-led PrEP services in Malaysia. by Yan Nee Gan, Rafdzah Zaki, Safia Alia Hafidzar, Kwee Choy Koh, Mariani Ahmad Nizaruddin, Rosnida Mohd Noh, Khairil Erwan Khalid, Andrew Yap, Frederick L Altice, Sin How Lim, Iskandar Azwa

“…Most pharmacists agreed that the training was well-structured, easy to understand, of appropriate duration, and useful for their work. …”
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Preventing gambling-related harm among adolescents (PRoGRAM-A): an embedded multi-modal process evaluation in a pilot cluster random control trial by Martine Miller, Freya Howell, James White, Dave Griffiths, Leon Noble, Christopher J. Weir, Angela Niven, Andrew Stoddart, Hanna Ensor, Heather Wardle, Richard Purves, Fiona Dobbie

“…Structured Observations of the full cycle of PRoGRAM-A across two intervention schools were also undertaken. …”
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Evaluating a 52-week fresh food prescribing program in Ontario, Canada: A mixed-methods study on food insecurity, fruit and vegetable intake, and health by Laura Jane Brubacher, Matthew Little, Ashmita Grewal, Eleah Stringer, Abby Richter, Warren Dodd

“…Fresh food prescription programs are designed to improve access to healthy foods, but there is limited evidence on the impacts of such programs in the Canadian context. …”
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Effects of Irrigation Programs Formed by Different Approaches on the Yield and Water Consumption of Black Cumin (Nigella sativa L.) under Transition Zone in the West Anatolia Condi... by Mustafa Arslan, Ulaş Şenyiğit

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Protocol: A mixed methods evaluation of an IPS program to increase employment and well-being for people with long-term experience of complex barriers in Vancouver's downtown and DT... by Amanda Kwan, Jonny Morris, Skye P Barbic

“…<h4>Background</h4>Employment improves mental health and well-being by providing financial security, daily structure, a sense of identity and purpose, and social engagement. …”
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Engaging American Indian Tribal Members Using Group‐Level Assessment to Identify Needs and Priorities of a Local Heart Disease Program to Improve Cardiac Care by McCall Miller, Lisa M. Vaughn, LeCario Benashley, Billie Bones, Samantha Buonfiglio, Gwendena Lee‐Gatewood, Amanda Paxson, Rachel Sarnacki, Rhiannon Walker, Dawnafe Whitesinger, Andrea Beaton, Sarah de Loizaga

“…Background Cardiac disease is a leading cause of death in American Indian populations, and echocardiographic screening within 1 tribal nation revealed 6% of tribal members had undiagnosed structural heart disease (SHD). However, improved strategies for scale‐up of screening and wrap‐around care are needed to improve outcomes. …”
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How senior leaders support innovations in large learning health systems: Insights from United States Veterans Health Administration national program office leaders by Jaifred Christian F. Lopez, Sallie Allgood, Kate Sheahan, Brandolyn White, M. Amy Kirshner, Suzanne Shirley, Madison Coffey, Amanda Milo, Sarah L. Cutrona, Laura Damschroder, Gemmae M. Fix, Andrea L. Nevedal, Caitlin M. Reardon, Marilla A. Opra Widerquist, Maria Arasim, Allen L. Gifford, Kathryn DeLaughter, George L. Jackson

“…Methods As part of a quality improvement initiative, we conducted 19 semi‐structured interviews via teleconference. Interviews involved 4 administration offices, 7 clinical and population health program offices, and 8 policy and quality improvement offices; 12 of these offices reported experience working with the Innovation Ecosystem. …”
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TRENDS IN DISEASE ACTIVITY, FUNCTIONAL STATUS, AND RADIOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN EARLY RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: RESULTS OF A 5-YEAR FOLLOW-UP WITHIN THE RUSSIAN RADIKAL PROGRAM by Yu. A. Ermakova, D. E. Karateev, E. L. Luchikhina, N. V. Demidova

“…However, irreversible structural joint changes continue to develop in the presence of persistent RA course, which can cause a higher HAQ score that may be noted after 5 years of follow-up.…”
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The Use of Large Language Models for Marking Datasets in Natural Language Processing by Krystina Makoveichuk, Alexander Olifirov, Georgiy Demenchuk, Yan Makoveichuk

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