Study protocol for an observational research study with an embedded N-of-1 design: Increasing the availability of goal-oriented cognitive rehabilitation for people living with deme... by Caoimhe Hannigan, Antoine Lemercier, Garret McDermott, Helena Lydon, Sean P Kennelly, Michelle Kelly

“…Sub-study 2 will include a mixed-methods approach to evaluate the feasibility, acceptability, appropriateness, and potential sustainability of the implementation model at organizational, practitioner, and service-user levels. We will conduct semi-structured interviews with key stakeholders and analyze the data using framework analysis. …”
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How does clinical space utilisation impact patient flow? by Alexandra von Guionneau, Charlotte M Burford

“…Quality improvement projects, such as this, should consider facilitating better use of available space and creating new clinical workspaces. This offers the possibility of reducing waiting times for both staff and patients alike. …”
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A Quality Assessment of Information Available on Renal Cancer on YouTube by Jeremy Saad, Ramesh Shanmugasundaram, Darius Ashrafi, Daniel Gilbourd

“…It is best used in conjunction with information and advice from a medical practitioner and the health care system.…”
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Knowing, Being and Becoming a Person-Centred Nurse Leader: Findings from a Transformative Professional Development Programme by Clare Cable, Tanya McCance, Brendan McCormack

“…<i>Conclusions</i> The key learning from this innovative development programme is the importance of focusing on the attributes of practitioners and the key building blocks for knowing, being, and becoming a person-centred practitioner.…”
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Resource Unconstrained and Constrained Project Scheduling Problems and Practices in a Multiproject Environment by Marimuthu Kannimuthu, Palaneeswaran Ekambaram, Benny Raphael, Ananthanarayanan Kuppuswamy

“…The purpose of this study is to identify the problems in multiproject scheduling from the practitioner’s perspective and to discover current practices under resource unconstrained and constrained settings. …”
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“We need more guidance, more encouragement and empowerment for what our bodies are capable of”, pregnant and postpartum women’s knowledge and experiences of receiving physical acti... by Maria Faulkner, Sinéad Currie, Ben Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth Deery

“…Using study findings, five actionable steps were created. Conclusions 93% of women surveyed could not accurately state the PA guidelines for pregnancy and postpartum. …”
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The Micro-Governance of Collaborative Networks: Promoting Entrepreneurial Ecosystems by Andrei Mikhailov, Kadigia Faccin, Douglas Wegner, Elisa Thomas

“…It is expected that obtained results will be useful for practitioners and policy makers which aim the development and growth of interorganizational networks. …”
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Feasibility of Low-Code Development Platforms in Precision Agriculture: Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Directions by Emin Guresci, Bedir Tekinerdogan, Önder Babur, Qingzhi Liu

“…Low-Code Development Platforms (LCDPs) empower users to create and deploy custom software with little to no programming. …”
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AgriForEst : un jeu pour élaborer des scénarios sur un terroir villageois d’Afrique Centrale by Églantine Fauvelle, Claude Garcia 

“…A game session shows how women and men change their strategies, and create new norms, in response to changes, change the forest in the process and are changed in return. …”
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Keys for effective multistakeholder science committees: The importance of structure, processes and desired behaviours by Garry Scrimgeour, Kelly Munkittrick, Frederick Wrona, Mark McMaster

“…However, MSC's also create notable challenges. As practitioners and leaders of a multitude of MSC's, we draw from our collective experiences to identify key steps we feel will ensure high performance of MSC's. …”
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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Exploring the role of TESOL and digital technology in attitudinal change and sustainable learning for students of higher education by Fu Chen, Yanhong Gao, Xin Wang

“…Practical implications The findings can help TESOL practitioners create efficient teaching methods that encourage long-term learning habits and favorable attitudes toward language learning. …”
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Research in Undergraduate Medical Education, Why, How, and How Much? by Azhar Rashid

“…The application of knowledge in medicine requires sound, evidence-based justification for patient care.1 The rapid and unstoppable evolution of knowledge and ever-changing technologies have created a colossal challenge for medical professionals every day.2 The evidence comes from research, and research in turn generates new evidence. …”
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Assessing the transferability potential of policy practices for older people by Mihaela Ghența, Aniela Matei, Franziska Rothe, Marja Aartsen, Iuliana Precupetu

“…Abstract Background Policies in the fields of health and long-term care are constantly under pressure to ensure the balance between economic stability and an adequate quality of life for all the citizens in need, while policy makers are engaged in finding the most adequate responses to population ageing concerns. Demographic changes create multiple concerns to which policy makers and practitioners need to develop interventions. …”
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Opportunizing by Ólavur Christiansen

“…Opportunizing is the recurrent main concern that businesses have to continually resolve, and it explains how companies recurrently create, identify, seize or exploit situations to maintain their growth or survival. …”
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Simulating data breaches: Synthetic datasets for depicting personally identifiable information through scenario-based breachesMendeley DataMendeley Data by Abhishek Sharma, May Bantan

“…The data classes represent the nature of PIIs sourced from ‘Have I Been Pwned?’ to create synthetic records. The synthetically generated records are shared with the code in this paper to facilitate future researchers and practitioners to generate customized synthetic records according to their requirements, enabling transparency in terms of reusability, reproducibility, and replicability.…”
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The Clinical and Translational Science Award compendium of dissemination and implementation science resource catalogs: Capacity building tools for clinical and translational scient... by Lindsay A. Lennox, Rachel C. Shelton, Catherine L. Rohweder, Bethany M. Kwan

“…The Compendium is a curated, dynamically-updated list of 35 D&I resource catalogs organized into eight categories: comprehensive resources; frameworks, theories, and models; methods and measures; funding; practitioner resources; training; CTSA infrastructure; health equity. …”
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Study of the Geographical Distribution of Psychiatric Disorders in Boyer-Ahmad and Dena Counties, Using GIS Software in a 5-Year Period From 2019 to 2025 by M Malekzadeh, SH Zahedian, R Karimi, MA Ghati

“…In addition to the sufferings and limitations it creates, suffering from mental illness imposes a heavy economic burden and costs on the patient's family and the society. …”
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Rediscovering Fritz Redl by Jack Phelan

“…If there was a Hall of Fame for Child and Youth Care practitioners, the first person I would nominate is Fritz Redl. …”

Our pride, our joy: An intersectional constructivist grounded theory analysis of resources that promote resilience in SGM communities. by O Winslow Edwards, Eliot Lev, Juno Obedin-Maliver, Mitchell R Lunn, Micah E Lubensky, Matthew R Capriotti, J J Garrett-Walker, Annesa Flentje

“…<h4>Conclusions</h4>SGM communities may tap into various resources to promote resilience. As public health practitioners, we can help to foster this resilience by resourcing and supporting initiatives that foster social connection, create spaces for community members to engage with various types of enrichment, facilitate access to economic resources, and provide support and inclusion for all SGM community members.…”
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On Minimizing Risk and Harm in the Use of Psychedelics by Jules Evans, Marc Aixalà, Brian T. Anderson, William Brennan, Rebecka Bremler, Joost J. Breeksema, Lisa Burback, Abigail E. Calder, Robin L. Carhart‐Harris, Katherine Cheung, Neşe Devenot, Ingmar Gorman, Jakub Greń, Peter S. Hendricks, Brian Holoyda, Edward Jacobs, Joy Krecké, Daniel J. Kruger, David Luke, Tomislav Majić, Amy L. McGuire, Nicky J. Mehtani, David S. Mathai, Kristin Nash, Tehseen Noorani, Roman Palitsky, Oliver C. Robinson, Otto Simonsson, Elin Stahre, Michiel vanElk, David B. Yaden

“…Objective This article outlines recommendations from 30 psychedelic researchers on how to create a better psychedelic safety net. Methods A survey of 30 psychedelic researchers asked them to identify key critical research gaps around psychedelic harm and safety. …”
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