The impact of implementing patient‐reported measures in routine maternity care: a systematic review by An Chen, Kirsi Väyrynen, Alexandra Schmidt, Riikka‐Leena Leskelä, Paulus Torkki, Seppo Heinonen, Aydin Tekay, Ganesh Acharya

“…The emperical evidence, collected from 11 relevant studies, showed that the use of PRMs in routine maternity care could produce positive effects on clinical process (assessment and detection of health problems, clinical visit preparation, resource use, woman–professional communication, decision‐making, woman–professional relationship, and care quality), and health behavior and outcomes (women's health and wellbeing, quality of life, health behavior, experiences and satisfaction with healthcare services), awareness, engagement and self‐management of own health, and disclosure of health issues. …”
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"I don't see a reason why we should be hidden from view": Views of a convenience sample of people living with HIV on sharing HIV status data in routinely collected health and care... by Elizabeth Ford, Katie Goddard, Michael Smith, Jaime Vera

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Institutionalization of Science Communication in Universities of Türkiye: A Qualitative Analysis of Central Communication Units by Ahmet Suerdem, Umur Bedir, Müge Öztunç

“…Using a qualitative research method, semi-structured in-depth interviews were conducted with senior officials from 20 public and foundation universities in Türkiye, and a thematic analysis approach was utilized to analyze the coded data. The results indicate that while there are noteworthy differences between public and foundation universities, central communication units prioritize routine and one-way science communication activities categorized as PR and Marketing, while Public Engagement and Public Affairs activities involving dialogue are carried out to a more limited extent. …”
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Adherence To Healthy Lifestyle Among Medical Workers In Routine Practice And During The COVID-19 Pandemic Abroad by E. I. Aksenova, N. N. Kamynina, P. S. Turzin

“…A healthy lifestyle is a lifestyle aimed at preventing emergence and development of non-communicable diseases characterized by exclusion or reduction of behavioral risk factors. …”
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Computationally unmasking each fatty acyl C=C position in complex lipids by routine LC-MS/MS lipidomics by Leonida M. Lamp, Gosia M. Murawska, Joseph P. Argus, Aaron M. Armando, Radu A. Talmazan, Marlene Pühringer, Evelyn Rampler, Oswald Quehenberger, Edward A. Dennis, Jürgen Hartler

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Validation study of bullous pemphigoid and pemphigus vulgaris recording in routinely collected electronic primary healthcare records in England by Yana Vinogradova, Julia Hippisley-Cox, Sonia Gran, Sinéad M Langan, Monica S M Persson, Karen E Harman, Kim S Thomas

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Factors influencing the integration of self-management in daily life routines in chronic conditions: a scoping review of qualitative evidence by Sara Rubinelli, Nicola Diviani, Enxhi Qama

“…In this review, we describe the performance of self-management routines within daily settings in people living with chronic conditions with the aim of identifying factors that challenge its integration in daily life.Design Scoping review.Data sources We searched PubMed, Web of Science, CINAHL and PsycINFO on February 2022.Eligibility criteria We included qualitative studies on self-management experience, in English, with adult participants, original and peer-reviewed, and depicting the performance of self-management activities in one’s own environment.Data extraction and synthesis Two reviewers independently screened titles and abstracts. …”
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“It's the patient that suffers from poor communication”: Analyzing communication gaps and associated consequences in handover events from nurses’ experiences by Roger A. Atinga, Mtebi Nkrabia Gmaligan, Alice Ayawine, John K. Yambah

“…Background: Although routine communication gaps among clinical shift teams significantly account for adverse care and treatment outcomes, existing analysis of the phenomenon remain limited in low middle income countries battling with patient safety issues. …”
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Subnational introduction of the RTS,S/AS01E malaria vaccine into routine immunization: experience and lessons from the three pilot countries by Rose Jalang’o, Kwame Amponsa-Achiano, Mike Chisema, Keziah Malm, Lydiah Khalayi, Brenda Mhone, Wahjib Mohammed, Franklin Asiedu-Bekoe, Adam Haji, Josephine Njoroge, Boston Zimba, Esther Chirwa, Peter O. Tweneboah, Jackson Sillah, Mgaywa G. M. D. Magafu, Cynthia Bergstrom, Tracey Goodman, Jenny Walldorf, Kristen Kelleher, Eliane Pellaux-Furrer, Mary J. Hamel, Michael R. Adjei, Rafiq N. A. Okine

“…Conclusions The pilot highlighted lessons for malaria vaccine introduction: (1) clearly outlined roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders including NIP and National Malaria Programme (NMP); (2) appropriate approach to vaccine introduction launch, communication, and demand generation to enhance vaccine uptake; (3) flexibility with dose scheduling to optimize coverage; and (4) updated data collection tools for accurate documentation, and data quality.…”
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Predicting water-based drilling fluid filtrate volume in close to real time from routine fluid property measurements by Shadfar Davoodi, Mohammed Ba Geri, David A. Wood, Mohammed Al-Shargabi, Mohammad Mehrad, Alireza Soleimanian

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The patient’s perspectives of safe and routine proactive deprescribing in primary care for older people living with polypharmacy: a qualitative study by D. A. Okeowo, B. Fylan, S. T. R. Zaidi, D. P. Alldred

“…Evidence is needed regarding patients’ views on how deprescribing should be safely and routinely implemented in English primary care to improve its application. …”
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Person-centred ostomy care: a qualitative study of patients’ experiences with routine use of a clinical feedback system during consultations by Lill Anette Juvik, John Roger Andersen, Kirsten Lerum Indrebø, Anne Marie Sandvoll

“…Methods An inductive qualitative design was employed, involving semi-structured individual interviews with 27 patients using the CFS as part of routine care. Data were analysed using reflexive thematic analysis. …”
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Reducing routine group and save testing in emergency laparoscopic appendicectomy surgery: a quality improvement project assessing the triple bottom line by Dominic Furniss, Cyra Mackintosh, Emanuele Gammeri, Vrettos Ierodiakonou

“…We sought to assess safety, cost, and environmental and social savings—the triple bottom line—of omitting routine G&S testing in laparoscopic appendicectomies, by undertaking a quality improvement project at a busy district general hospital.Methods All patients who underwent an emergency laparoscopy +/− appendicectomy, between 1 November 2020 and 31 October 2021, were retrospectively reviewed, and cross-referenced to haematological testing and blood product dispensation data. …”
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Implementing The Multimodal Communication Modes On Telegram Bot ELIA by I Gusti Ngurah Adi Rajistha, Dewa Ayu Kadek Claria

“…Even though the information has been delivered routinely and centrally, students sometimes miss the announcement. …”
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Integration of a vertical voluntary medical male circumcision program into routine health services in Zimbabwe: A solution for sustainable HIV prevention. by Amanda Marr Chung, Joseph Murungu, Precious Chitapi, Rudo Chikodzore, Peter Case, Jonathan Gosling, Roly Gosling, Sinokuthemba Xaba, Getrude Ncube, Owen Mugurungi, Patience Kunaka, Stefano M Bertozzi, Caryl Feldacker

“…Program stakeholders want to sustainably integrate VMMC into routine health services so that the program will continue to be a cost-effective HIV prevention strategy. …”
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21st Century Televisuality? Golden Ages and Collateral Damage in Industry Stress Research by John T. Caldwell

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Communication Management of Long Distance Marriage (LDM) Couples to Resolve Marital Conflicts by Salsa Adiningsih, Ayu Usada Rekaningtias

“…The findings reveal that: (1) Communication management in LDM couples at the self layer is demonstrated through routine communication, such as chatting, video calls, voice notes, and phone calls, to recognize and understand each other's desires. (2) Communication management at the interpersonal layer is reflected in routine communication, which is key to maintaining the marital relationship. (3) Communication management at the people in system layer shows that work influences the smoothness of communication between couples. (4) Communication management at the competencelayer is demonstrated through emotional regulation, attitudes, thoughts, and varying conflict resolution strategies for each couple. (5) Factors that hinder communication in LDM couples include distance, work related busyness, and limited signal availability. …”
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The role of digital and information and communications technologies in the development of education in Ukraine and the Baltic countries by Virotchenko Svitlana

“…In the modern world, digital and information and communications technologies play a crucial role in modernization of the education system. …”
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Multimodal Communication in Virtual and Face-to-Face Settings: Gesture Production and Speech Disfluency by Burcu Arslan, Can Avcı, Demet Özer

“…The COVID-19 pandemic has made online data collection a popular choice. It is important to evaluate how comparable online studies are to face-to-face studies, particularly in multimodal language research where modes of communication significantly impact the results. …”
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Personalized and collaborative use of digital measurement-based care tools enhances engagement among young adults: a mixed-methods study by Min K. Chong, Ian B. Hickie, Mahalakshmi Ekambareshwar, Adam Poulsen, Sarah McKenna, Alexis Hutcheon, Samuel J. Hockey, Elizabeth M. Scott, Frank Iorfino

“…By demonstrating this, the study provides a deeper understanding of motivators in MBC and valuable insights for mental health services to explore strategies that could support clinicians to integrate data review as part of routine care. To this end, one effective approach could be developing technologies that facilitate client-clinician communication and empower young adults to advocate for personalized care.…”
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