A descriptive study of suspected perinatal asphyxia at Mitchells Plain District Hospital: A case series by Johannes P.J. Stofberg, Graeme W. Spittal, Tracey Hinkel, Tasleem Ras

“…Background: South Africa aims to end all preventable deaths of children under the age of five as part of their commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals. More than half of these mortalities occur in the neonatal period with perinatal asphyxia as one of the leading causes. …”
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Characterisation of Development and Electrophysiological Mechanisms Underlying Rhythmicity of the Avian Lymph Heart. by Sajjida Jaffer, Petr Valasek, Graham Luke, Munirah Batarfi, Benjamin Jason Whalley, Ketan Patel

“…A better understanding of these processes may provide exploitable insights for therapeutic rhythmically contractile tissue engineering approaches in this area of significant unmet clinical need. …”
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How do patient feedback systems work in low-income and middle-income countries? Insights from a realist evaluation in Bangladesh by Rumana Huque, Bassey Ebenso, Sumit Kane, Zunayed Al Azdi, Ayesha Afroz Chowdhury

“…Key contextual enablers include political commitment to accountability, whereas key constraints include limited patient awareness of feedback channels, lack of guidelines and documented processes, local political dynamics and priorities, institutional hierarchies and accountability relationships. …”
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Impact assessment of central line- and noncentral line-associated bloodstream infection in intensive care unit settings: insights from an infection control study in a hospital in T... by Jayanta Deb, Sanjit Debnath, Purva Mathur, Ripan Debbarma, Tapan Majumdar

“…To identify pathogens, blood samples were obtained aseptically and processed via the aerobic blood culture technique. …”
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Emotional schemas in relation to educators’ social and emotional competencies to promote student SEL by Patricia A. Jennings, Pilar Alamos, Rebecca N. Baelen, Lieny Jeon, Pamela Y. Nicholas-Hoff

“…Emotional schemas, formed through developmental processes and socialization, influence psychological well-being, impact relationships, and can be adaptive or maladaptive. …”
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Exploring multidimensional determinants of medication error reporting in China: a qualitative study using the theoretical domains framework by Hui Guo, Qian Guo, Xiuping Wang, Yonghong Liu, Ze Wang

“…Notably, eight domains emerged as predominant barriers: Knowledge, Skills, Beliefs about capabilities, Beliefs about consequences, Memory, attention and decision processes, Environmental context and resources, Social influences, and Emotion.ConclusionThis study highlights the interplay of individual, cultural, and systemic factors shaping medication error reporting in China. …”
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Navigating regulatory landscape: A qualitative exploration of medical devices and in vitro diagnostic medical devices oversight in Zimbabwe through key stakeholder perspectives. by Charles Chiku, Talkmore Maruta, Fredrick Mbiba, Justen Manasa

“…Conformity assessment processes, medical devices, IVD classification criteria, and post-market surveillance also represent challenges, highlighting the need for a well-defined framework and regulatory procedures. …”
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Implementasi pendidikan politik Gerakan Pemuda Ansor Kabupaten Karawang dalam menumbuhkan pemahaman nasionalisme generasi muda Nahdatul Ulama by Aris Riswandi Sanusi, Fitri Silvia Sofyan

“…Data collection techniques are carried out through interviews, observation, document study, and literature study with data processing techniques, namely data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions and verification. …”
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Nothing about Us without Us: Role of Patient and Public Involvement in Health Research in Pakistan by Muhammad Adnan, Muhammad Kashif Munir

“…Providing resources and training empowers participants, and ethical commitment ensures fairness in these collaborations. …”
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'“It’s Everyone’s Problem”:' Institutionalising Multisectoral Action for Maternal Health in Meghalaya, India by Sapna Desai, Sharmada Sivaram, S Ramkumar, Patricia Dohtdong, Ankit Nanda, Sowmya Ramesh, Sampath Kumar

“…Overall, health outcomes improved and the State largely achieved its commitment to building technical skills, but also recognised the need for further investments to develop a sense of purpose amongst government officials. …”
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Exploring challenges and recommendations for verbal autopsy implementation in low-/middle-income countries: a cross-sectional study of Iringa Region—Tanzania by Mahadia Tunga, Juma Hemed Lungo, James Chambua, Ruthbetha Kateule, Isaac Lyatuu

“…Based on these findings, we recommend the following strategies for effective adaptation and use of VAs: (1) reinforce or implement legislative procedures towards the legal requirement for death notification. (2) Engage key stakeholders in the overall implementation of VAs. (3) Build capacity for data collection, monitoring, processing and use of VA data. (4) Improve the VA questionnaire and quality control mechanism for optimal use in data collection. (5) Create sustainable financing mechanisms and institutionalisation of VA implementation. (6) Integrating VA Implementation in CRVS.Conclusion Effective VA implementation demands through planning, stakeholder engagement, upskilling of local experts and fair compensation for interviewers. …”
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Nothing about Us without Us: Role of Patient and Public Involvement in Health Research in Pakistan by Muhammad Adnan, Muhammad Kashif Munir

“…Providing resources and training empowers participants, and ethical commitment ensures fairness in these collaborations. …”
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Perceived organisational support and organisational citizenship behaviour: Key insights from institutions of higher learning in Kabale District, Uganda by Abaho, Felix, Agaba, Moses, Mwazuna, Alice Ngele

“…Design and implement structured recognition programmes for staff who demonstrate high levels of commitment, innovation, teamwork and voluntary contributions beyond their job roles. …”
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Opportunities and practices supporting responsive health care for forced migrants: lessons from transnational practice and a mixed-methods systematic review by Amy Robinson, Protus Musotsi, Ziaur Rahman A Khan, Laura Nellums, Bayan Faiq, Kofi Broadhurst, Gisela Renolds, Michael Pritchard, Andrew Smith

“…Conclusions Our study showed that health care must be flexible, be interested in individuals and culture, committed to communication and learning, and support people to live meaningful lives. …”
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Pragmatism and feasibility: A qualitative study of experiences implementing and upgrading care in geriatric emergency departments by Anita Chary, Annika Bhananker, Vivian Ramont, Lauren Southerland, Aanand Naik, Kyler Godwin, Maura Kennedy

“…Conclusions Geriatric ED accreditation involves significant time, resource allocation, and longitudinal staff commitment. EDs pursuing geriatric accreditation balance aspirations to improve patient care with resource availability to implement new care processes and competing priorities.…”
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The role of Pakistan Medical & Dental Council in steering undergraduate medical curriculum reforms in Pakistan by Gohar Wajid, Lubna Baig, Syeda Kauser Ali, Usman Mahboob, Ahsan Sethi, Rehan Ahmed Khan

“…The curriculum reform process is time and cost intensive. There is no short-term panacea to curriculum reforms. …”
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Diversi Dalam Penanganan Anak Yang Berkonflik Dengan Hukum Dalam Sistem Peradilan Pidana Anak by Yerusalina Ingratubun, Elsa Rina Maya Toule, Hadibah Zachra Wadjo

“… Introduction: Children in conflict with the law in the juvenile criminal justice system, the form of settlement is with a restorative justice approach through diversion which is an initial step in the settlement process before proceeding to the next legal process. …”
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TRENDS AND MAIN WAYS OF UPGRADING EUROPEAN EDUCATION by Zabiiaka Iryna

“…In the modern socio-economic context of the development of educational systems, the processes of globalization and internationalization play an important role, which determine the reformation of higher education. …”
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Exploring dementia care for community-dwelling older adults in Thailand: A qualitative descriptive study by Parichat Mongklam, Phachongchit Kraithaworn, Sangduen Piyatrakul

“…Conclusion: Community-based dementia care in Thailand is driven by cultural commitment and dedicated local health workers but hindered by systemic constraints. …”
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Challenges and enablers for scaling up interventions targeting non-communicable diseases: a qualitative study applying the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research to 19... by Josefien van Olmen, Peter Delobelle, Meena Daivadanam, Hassan Haghparast-Bidgoli, Maria Lazo-Porras, J Jaime Miranda, Yuan Li, Rohina Joshi, Amanda G Thrift, Rajesh Vedanthan, Gina Agarwal, Mark D Huffman, Kerstin Klipstein-Grobusch, Naomi Levitt, Dike Ojji, Feng J He, Kamran Siddiqi, Pascal Geldsetzer, Puhong Zhang, Milena Soriano Marcolino, Lal B Rawal, Brian Oldenburg, Helena Teede, Josephine Birungi, Edwin Wouters, Abha Shrestha, Ari Probandari, Mayowa Owolabi, Vilma Irazola, Andrea Beratarrechea, Keiko Nakamura, Gindo Tampubolon, Zulma Ortiz, Violet Naanyu, Jaap Koot, Anusha Ramani-Chander, Stephen Sherwood, Monika Martens, Gade Waqa, Maria Eugenia Esandi, Sujarwoto Sujarwoto, Laura Antonietti, Jan-Walter De Neve, Sayoki G Mfinanga, Antonio Luiz Pinho Ribeiro

“…Generated themes were mapped systematically to four out of five domain categorisations of the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR); the innovation domain fell outside the scope of this study.Results Highlighted findings using CFIR are: (i) outer setting: influence of politics, lack of coordination between government departments and differing agendas towards NCDs hindered implementation while reliable and trustworthy government connections proved useful; (ii) inner setting: commitment of resources for implementation was a challenge while research capacity, work culture and trustworthy networks facilitated implementation; (iii) individuals: high-level stakeholder support and leadership was essential; (iv) process: extensive time and efforts required for stakeholder engagement towards local contextualisation was challenging, while collaborating, joint reflection, effective communication and adaptation facilitated. …”
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