Zethembe: a co-developed couples intervention for young heterosexual couples in informal settlements in South Africa. by Andrew Gibbs, Zama Khoza, Sivuyile Khaula, Smanga Mkhwanazi, Jenevieve Mannell, Laura Washington

“…To address this gap, we undertook an intervention co-development process, bringing together four young women (aged 18-25 years) living in an urban informal settlement, academics and NGO partners. Following the 6 Steps in Quality Intervention Development (6SQuID) approach we collaboratively worked through the steps using participatory methods, supporting the young women to think critically and interrogate their lived reality, identify the causes of violence in their lives, and where they felt change was possible. …”
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Pediatric rigid bronchoscopy and foreign body removal during the COVID-19 pandemic: case report by Darren Jonathan Leitao, Jodi L. P. Jones

“…The details of the operation, steps taken for protection of health care workers, and lessons learned are discussed. …”
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Behavior Trees for Smart Robots Practical Guidelines for Robot Software Development by Eric Dortmans, Teade Punter

“…We present these lessons as a sequence of steps that is meant to support robot software practitioners to develop their systems.…”
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FAMILIARITY AND STRANGENESS: THE ETHNOGRAPHIC METHOD IN THE INITIAL TRAINING OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDENTS by Reiner Hildebrandt-Stramann, Amauri Aparecido Bassoli de Oliveira

“…“Strangeness” methods are suitable for this purpose. We present 5 steps that can lead students to learn to distance themselves from the “familiar”, the biographically incorporated sporting concept. …”
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Development and feasibility of a driving training program for Autistic student drivers. by Priscilla Vindin, Reinie Cordier, Nathan J Wilson, Lauren Parsons, Hoe Lee

“…The DTP intervention was developed using a modified stepped approach for developing complex skills-based interventions. …”
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Theologizing Across Psychology: Experiences of Depression, Trauma, and Moral Injury by Stephanie C. Edwards, Catherine Yanko

“…This brief introduction presents the contributions of Catherine Yanko and Stephanie Edwards as part of a roundtable on Jessica Coblentz's _Dust in the Blood: A Theology of Life with Depression_, to which the author offers a response in the form of six lessons to learn when engaging in theological reflection on psychological distress. …”
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Simulation, Science, and Stakeholders: Challenges and Opportunities for Modelling Solutions to Societal Problems by F. LeRon Shults

“…The article outlines an approach to computer modelling called “human simulation,” whose development has been explicitly oriented towards addressing societal problems through transdisciplinary efforts involving stakeholders, change agents, policy professionals, subject matter experts, and computer scientists. It describes the steps involved in the creation and exploration of the “insight space” of policy-oriented artificial societies, which include both analysing societal problems and designing societal solutions. …”
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Islandora for archival access and discovery by Sarah Jones, Cory Lampert, Emily Lapworth, and Seth Shaw

“…They will describe the various steps of implementation, including custom development, migration from CONTENTdm, integration with ArchivesSpace, and developing new skills and workflows to use Islandora most effectively. …”
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SELLING THE SIZZLE—MARKETING NATURAL RESOURCE PROGRAMS by Rob Keck

“…The return of the wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) is a wildlife success story that showcases the importance of developing partnerships between agencies and nongovernmental organizations, as well as using a marketing approach for communicating agency programs to build consensus among constituents. Action steps to successfully gain support for programs include (1) talk: formally and informally; (2) shine the light: learn and communicate what is going on that is good; (3) offer solutions: find ways to help; translate scientific jargon into common words and applications nonscientists can understand; (4) be creative: be positive; and (5) have a plan: designate an agency liaison.…”
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Raising Healthy Children: Milk and Egg Allergies by Jonathan Holzinger, Karla Shelnutt, Gail Kauwell

“…This 5-page fact sheet will help you learn more about milk and egg allergies and how to make sure your allergic child stays safe. …”
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Pancreaticoduodenectomy on soft-embalmed human cadavers according to Dodge – a pilot feasibility report by Dariya Jaeger, Eric Hinrichs, Ralf Schoppe, Gebhard Reiss, Georg Feigl, Benno Mann

“…Method: We investigated the feasibility of performing PD on a soft embalmed human cadaver using the Dodge preservation technique, considering all operative steps. Surgery was performed by a certified expert. …”
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Location Algorithm for Nodes of Ship-Borne Wireless Sensor Networks by Xuefeng Yang, Yingjun Zhang

“…The whole location process consists of two steps: one is location algorithm among cabins (LAAC), and the other one is location algorithm in the cabin (LAIC). …”
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Integrating Palliative Care and Heart Failure: the PalliatHeartSynthesis realist synthesis by Tracey McConnell, Carolyn Blair, Geoff Wong, Claire Duddy, Clare Howie, Loreena Hill, Joanne Reid

“…These implications outline the required steps to ensure the core components and determinants of behaviour are in place so that all key players have the capacity, opportunity and motivation to integrate palliative care into heart failure management. …”
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Scoping decision-maker needs and science availability to support regional natural capital accounting in the U.S. Colorado River Basin by Aaron Enriquez, Kenneth Bagstad, Katharine Dahm, Alicia Torregrosa, Rudy Schuster

“…In this paper, we propose a roadmap that could lead to the creation of policy-relevant regional accounts, with steps split across an initial scoping phase and a subsequent development phase. …”
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Making an Open Information Literacy Textbook by Calantha Tillotson, Adam Brennan, Sarah Whittle, Jamie Holmes

“…In the final three stages the authors learned to recruit more reviewers/editors than needed, recognize when to turn off perfectionism and publish, and stay open to new collaborative opportunities. …”
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The Temporal Originatedness and Eternity of the World: a Study of the Viewpoint of the Contemporary Theosophists, Allameh Taba’tabaii, Ayatollah Jawadi Amoli, and Ayatollah Mesbah... by Ali Shirvani, Narjess Roodgar

“…Although the statements of the contemporary philosophers of this school of thought are all steps taken in revision and development of Mulla-Sadra’s theory, there are some controversies among such statements too. …”
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Pedagogical Pivot: Reflecting on Alternating Between Higher Education and K-12 Teaching by Elizabeth Lemster

“…The need for a reflective approach and a purposeful call to action came to me as I completed my first few weeks in a middle school classroom after having taught in higher education for five years. When stepping back into the K-12 classroom, I recognized the need for a vastly different instructional approach than the one I had used in my previous five years of working with adult learners. …”
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Maintaining Professional Relations with Patients When Unexpected Things Happen: The Case for Service Recovery by David W. Chambers

“…It also happens that patients do not always live up to dentist’s expectations.Methods A large general literature shows that service recovery can vary from the protracted and expensive to well-managed cases where patients and professionals emerge with even more positive relationships than they had before the error occurred.Results Five steps in managing service recovery are presented: (a) have a policy of prevention and preparation, (b) clarify your role, (c) listen, (d) agree on the best available mutual path forward, and (e) learn from the experience.Conclusions Available service recovery strategies range from practice development to service recovery, to mediation, to arbitration, to litigation, and even to loss of license.Practical Implications The ultimate service recovery strategy accepts some errors as inevitable and manages these through continuous quality improvement.…”
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Eliminating Viral Hepatitis from India and Southeast Asia by 2030: Challenges and Ways Forward by Senthilkumar Ramasamy, Bitty Raghavan, Sreeshma Pavithran, Swati Misra, Balaji Susindran, Chandrakant Lahariya

“…The countries need to learn from each other. The primary healthcare approach should be used to achieve the elimination goal.…”
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Peer Research in a Multi-National Project With Migrant Youth: Re-Thinking Vulnerability and Participatory Approaches by Amalia Gilodi, Louise Ryan, Zeynep Aydar

“…We achieve this goal through three consecutive steps. First, we present the peer research approach in theory. …”
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