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Cross-cultural adaptation and psychometric validation of point-of-care by Yunyun Dai, Claire E Johnson et al

Background: A standardized national approach to routinely assessing palliative care patients helps improve patient outcomes. However, a quality improvement program-based on person centered outcomes within palliative care is lacking in Mainland China. The well-established Australian Palliative Care Outcome Collaboration (PCOC) national model improves palliative care quality. This study aimed to culturally adapt and validate three measures that form part of the PCOC program for palliative care clinical practice in China: The PCOC Symptom Assessment Scale (PCOC SAS), Palliative Care Problem Severity Scale (PCPSS), Palliative Care Phase. Methods: A study was conducted on cross-cultural adaptation and validation of PCOC SAS, PCPSS and Palliative Care Phase, involving translation methods, cognitive interviewing, and psychometric testing through paired assessments. Results: Cross-cultural adaptation highlighted the need to strengthen the link between the patient’s care plan and the outcome

Australian palliative care outcome collaborationAssessment scalePalliative care problem severity scalePalliative carePalliative care phasePalliative care phaseAlliative care problem severity scoreOint of care outcomes assessmentSymptom assessment scale

REDI TO CHAT? Evaluating the effect of two structured tools on the c by Amy Montgomery, Mary Kearns et al

Objective: The objective of the study was to evaluate the effect of two self-designed structured clinical tools on overall self-perceptions of confidence in the assessment, management and communication of acutely unwell residents in nursing and care staff of residential aged care facilities (RACFs). Methods: Quasi-experimental pre-post design using surveys in 22 RACFs in Metropolitan Sydney, Australia. A convenience sample of 254 nursing and care staff were recruited. Two structured tools were developed to enhance confidence: (1) RACF Emergency Decision Index (REDI) and (2) Clinical Handover Assessment Tool (CHAT). The REDI is a clinical decision guide for treatment implementation and escalation, and the CHAT is a structured communication aid. Surveys were administered to participating nursing and care staff working within the RACFs prior to the implementation of the two structured tools (T0) and 6 months later (T1). Results: There was a significant increase in reported overall confide

Metropolitan sydneyDecision indexClinical handover assessment toolBaseline confidenceAssessment scaleManagement scaleClinical handoverGeriatric nursingNursing assessmentNursing homesSelf efficacy

Why Does Gender Matter for Immunization?

"By considering the impact of gender, more effective immunization programmes can be implemented to increase coverage." There are multiple ways in which gender roles, norms, and relations influence resource allocation, decision making, access, and health outcomes, including for immunisation programmes.

Olivia bullockSagri singhTracey goodmanJean munroMegan hollowayCenters for diseaseUnited nations children fundVaccine alliance munroWorld health organizationHealth organizationVaccine allianceUnited nations childrenImmunization agendaAssessment scaleGender mattersRelated summaries

Cutting Dietary Simple Sugars May Relieve GERD Symptoms

This study may be the first randomized controlled diet intervention trial to examine the effect of carbohydrates by type and amount on symptomatic GERD.

New yorkUnited statesVanderbilt universityPhilipo katzSebella pharmaceuticalsPhathom pharmaceuticalsVanderbilt university school of medicineOverall reflux programMedscape medicalVanderbilt university schoolVanderbilt dietBody compositionHuman metabolism coreAmerican journalGastroesophageal reflux disease questionnaireAssessment scale