Exploring Critical Factors Affecting Contractors’ Coopetition Relationship in International Construction Projects by Lili Gao, Xiaopeng Deng, Weimin Yang, Tengyuan Chang

“…A questionnaire survey of 151 professionals in both academia and industry, which included 53 variables, was conducted to explore the critical factors affecting international contractors’ CR in ICPs. …”
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Massive vulval edema with severe preeclampsia. Case report by Nelson Pérez Rumbaut, José Luis Durán Páez, José Luis Gómez Miranda.

“…Very few experienced professionals recall having dealt with similar cases in the last fifteen years, hence the decision to publish it.…”
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Older Adults with Hoarding Behaviour Aging in Place: Looking to a Collaborative Community-Based Planning Approach for Solutions by Kyle Y. Whitfield, Jason S. Daniels, Keri Flesaker, Doneka Simmons

“…The members of the community collaborative were able to access the expertise of other professionals, maximize their own expertise, and they generated an enhanced understanding of the experience of older adults living with hoarding behaviour in Edmonton. …”
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The Use of START/STOPP Criteria for Elderly Patients in Primary Care by Muhteşem Erol Yayla, Uğur Bilge, Elif Binen, Ahmet Keskin

“…Further focus on avoiding inappropriate drug use will allow clinicians and other health professionals to reduce side effects and other complications. …”
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“I Often Experience a Lack of Trust”: Filipino Migrant Nurses’ Experiences of Coping with Multiple Conflicting Workplace Demands by Thora H. Christiansen, Erla S. Kristjánsdóttir, Unnur Dís Skaptadóttir

“…Phenomenological analysis of in-depth interviews illuminates how demands and interpellations from supervisors, coworkers, patients, and their relatives compound, conflict, and interact to create a working environment where racialized migrant nurses must navigate contradictions and tensions between conflicting demands and their transnational identity as Filipino nurse professionals. Performing the role of the ideal migrant, ideal worker, and ideal nurse, who works hard and never complains, is in conflict with the demands of the role of the supportive coworker who stands in solidarity with their fellow Icelandic nurses in the fight for improved wages and working conditions.…”
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Delirium is one of the many faces of COVID-19. Literature review by A. Bagdonaitė, D. Tumas, E. Griškevičiūtė, A. Svirskytė

“…The expectation is that this would help maintain clinical vigilance of healthcare professionals working during the global pandemic. Mention should also be made of the delayed-onset symptomatic psychiatric disorders that occur after recovery from COVID-19 disease, which are also important to recognize and treat in a timely manner, as they impair patients’ quality of life and the course of rehabilitation. …”
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Preeclampsia in 2018: Revisiting Concepts, Physiopathology, and Prediction by J. Mayrink, M. L. Costa, J. G. Cecatti

“…Although its prevalence is still underestimated in some places due to underreporting, preeclampsia is a disease that health professionals need to know how to deal with and take action. …”
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Being a Nursing Home Resident: A Challenge to One's Identity by Maria Riedl, Franco Mantovan, Christa Them

“…In order to be able to cope with these strains, they need the help of family members, professionals, and identity-forming conversations in new social networks in the nursing home. …”
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Pertussis Vaccination for Adults: An Updated Guide for Clinicians by Kay Choong See

“…However, vaccination uptake remains low, partly due to limited patient awareness and insufficient prioritization by healthcare professionals. This review aims to provide clinicians with critical insights into pertussis epidemiology, vaccination strategies, and the latest guideline recommendations, empowering them to engage in meaningful discussions with adult patients and advocate for increased vaccination to combat this often-overlooked infection.…”
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Investigation of the Role of Machine Learning and Deep Learning in Improving Clinical Decision Making for Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation by Madhu Yadav, Pushpendra Kumar Verma, Sumaiya Ansari

“…Clinical decision-making in musculoskeletal rehabilitation involves complex and multifactorial considerations that can be challenging for healthcare professionals. Machine learning and deep learning techniques have the potential to enhance clinical judgement in musculoskeletal rehabilitation by providing insights into complex relationships between patient characteristics, treatment interventions, and outcomes. …”
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Recurrent Oral Mucocele Management with Diode Laser by Amira Besbes, Yamina Elelmi, Faten Khanfir, Raja Belgacem, Hichem Ghedira

“…Its management may present a challenge for dental professionals. The aim of the present clinical case was to describe mucocele treatment with diode laser and its benefits. …”
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MUSIC THERAPY: INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES AND SOLUTIONS FOR A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO DESIGN SPACES WITH HIGH ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCES by Diletta Romagnolo, Angelo Bertolazzi, Giorgio Croatto, Eleonora Strada, Umberto Turrini

“…These assessments have proven to be of fundamental importance to ensure an effective dialogue between the different needs of patients and professionals.…”
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Towards the Establishment of Relationship between Macroeconomic Indicators and Cost of Public Educational Buildings in Ghana by Richard Oduro Asamoah, Bernard Kofi Baiden, Gabriel Nani

“…Relative important index, prime rate, interest rate, and inflation were some of the macroeconomic components that professionals considered having impact on cost. The respondents also recommended further studies on the impact of macroeconomic variability on cost of public buildings.…”
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New “clinical pearls” on medical practice by Alfredo Espinosa Brito

“…After reflecting again on the role in medical education of these “drops of knowledge”, so in line with the fast times that we live in and with the possibility of having rescued a few more clinical pearls, in this work more than 40 “new” ones are presented, classified as clinical, therapeutic and public health and medical ethics, which are expected to be of practical use in our professionals practice and for the benefit of our citizens.…”
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STEM salaries in Russia: the importance of human capital and institutional factors by A. E. Putintseva

“…In particular, IT professionals, and specialists in science and technology (STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) in general. …”
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The Role of Higher Education in Reproduction of Social Inequality in the Labor Market of Kazakhstan by M. K. Shnarbekova

“…The author analyzes how the modern education system contributes to the formation of socio-economically determined choice of higher education, where the latter includes a decision on continue studying, choosing a university and specialty.The functioning of the higher education system is analyzed in the context of the interconnections of education, the labor market and family resources, which reflect the movement of human capital and current trends in social mobility in Central Asia, as exemplified by Kazakhstan.The article presents data from a study conducted among young professionals aged 21 to 29 years with a different level of education. …”
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Curricular contribution of the subject Health and Philosophy to the educational process of Basic General Doctors. by Blanca Rosa Garcés Garcés, Irma Pasarón Pérez, Lázaro Delgado Moreira, Antonio Armas Vázquez

“…<p><strong>Background: </strong>The curriculum of Philosophy and Health discipline is an important tool in the formative process of General Comprehensive Doctors if the educative and instructive goals, as well as the content of each subject are linked to the educative work necessities and the future fields of Health Professionals. <strong>Objectives</strong>: To determine the curricular contribution of this discipline to the formative process of General Comprehensive Doctors regarding human values development, skills and preparation for their future working fields during courses 2000-2001, 2001-2002 and 2003-2004. …”
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Good enough care? Looking after sexually abused young people in residential settings by Autumn Roesch-Marsh

“…In such settings, opportunities for treatment may be influenced by a greater range of factors and will likely involve a wider range of professionals with less input from family members (Farmer & Pollock, 1998).…”

The roles of universities in virtual intellectual migration via evolving technologies and STEM by Beverly Lindsay

“…(4) How are domestic and international universities preparing graduate students and professionals in novel technological manners that develop and engage virtual intellectual migration? …”
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