Opioid and/or Psychotropic Use Increases Intraprocedural Sedation Drug Requirements by Sreeja Sanampudi, Ravi Jayavarapu, Trae Brooks, Driss Raissi

“…Exclusion criteria included receiving general anesthesia, no sedation, and errors in data entry. Data collection included demographics, use of opioids, benzodiazepines, antidepressants, tobacco, alcohol, and sedation data. …”
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Language – a vital pill missing in patients’ treatment: language barriers during cancer care through the eyes of patients and families by Lisbeth Birkelund, Karin Brochstedt Dieperink, Morten Sodemann, Johanna Falby Lindell, Karina Dahl Steffensen, Dorthe Susanne Nielsen

“…Painful feelings associated with being unable to communicate directly with the healthcare professionals seemed inescapable, but continuity of empathetic care providers, including professional interpreters, increased the well-being of both patients and family members. Conclusion Language barriers not only make patients more susceptible to misunderstandings and medical errors but amplify experiences of pain during cancer care. …”
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Possibilities of simulation modeling in the practice of the healthcare system by E. A. Tsebrovskaya, V. M. Teplov, K. S. Klyukovkin, D. M. Prasol, S. F. Bagnenko

“…Experiments were also carried out on models of an inpatient emergency department, the results of which revealed ways to optimize the workflow aimed at reducing the duration of stay inside the department, at an adequate distribution of patient flows, allowing timely implementation of all necessary medical and diagnostic measures without additional burden on medical personnel.Conclusion. Simulation modeling is the key to solving the logical problems of modern planning, allowing to reduce the risks of logistics errors in real time.…”
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Quantification of the effects of climatic factors and anthropogenic activities on streamflow: a systematic review by Susan Ngwira, Chitsanzo Damazio

“…Therefore, this review is crucial for minimizing errors and enhancing the reliability of research findings.…”
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A Mini Review on the Effects of Experimental Design, Including Variations in Participant Baseline Performance, When Testing the Efficacy of Polyphenol Consumption to Enhance Mood a... by Duaa Altuwairki, Kirsten Brandt

“…Also, the frequent absence of primary outcome identification and other indications of a less cautious approach to statistical analyses may have contributed to instances of type 1 errors. In conclusion, new researchers should use well-validated assessment tools, study populations with a modest baseline performance, and predefined appropriate statistical procedures to minimize irreproducible outcome variations.…”
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A Cross-sectional Study on Coping, Resilience, and Perceived Stress among Nursing Students by Saadhvi Nirmal, R. Selvi Kumari

“…Background: Stress is a common occurrence among nursing students because of their clinical rotations, rigorous coursework, examinations, research projects, class assignments, poor grades, strained relationships, managing their personal lives, fear of making errors, worrying about the future, and dealing with difficult circumstances such as bereavement, death, and serious sickness. …”
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Assessment of L2 Spanish pronunciation accuracy via Automatic Speech Recognition by Albina Sarymsakova, Patricia Martín Rodilla

“…Additionally, we identified gender bias, with models performing better on female speech than male speech, and substitution errors as the most frequent error type. In conclusion, while ASR models like Whisper-large-v3 and SeamlessM4T perform adequately, an accurate pronunciation assessment for L2 Spanish learners requires their outputs to be complemented by a detailed phonetic analysis. …”
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Numerical analysis of the performance of beam-column connection using hidden steel corbel in precast concrete structures by Thássia Dias Zanardo Rufato, Marcela Novischi Kataoka

“…The moment-rotation diagram closely aligned with experimental results, with errors ranging from 5% to 13% at the yield of the top bars. …”
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The Contribution to Understanding the Study of Psycholinguistics in Facilitating Balaghah Learning by Sokip Sokip, Ahmad Nurcholis, Kojin Kojin, Muhammad Zaenal Faizin, Abu Hanifa

“…Data analysis techniques included data reduction, data display and conclusion drawing/verification. This article showed that the important role of psycholinguistics in balaghah learning was to examine the background of the problem from errors in understanding the meaning of language and the steps for handling it (problem solving). …”
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Probability of Pulse Overlap as a Quantitative Indicator of Signal Environment Complexity by A. S. Podstrigaev, A. V. Smolyakov, I. V. Maslov

“…Functions of the pulse overlap probability from the complex signal environment parameters were obtained.Conclusion. According to the comparative analysis of the calculations using proposed analytical expression and simulation, the new expression allows one to achieve the calculation speed up to 6 orders of magnitude higher with an error below 7% compared to the simulation. …”
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Bibliometric characteristics of retracted publications in pediatrics research: a systematic review by Zhi-Yi Yang, Li-Li Yang

“…The most frequent reasons were publication issues, errors, and fraud/fabrication. Conclusion This study provides a comprehensive overview of retracted articles in pediatric research. …”
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Prioritizing Anthropometric, Biomechanical and Physiological Characteristics of the Elite Boys in 200m Backstroke Swimming for Identification of their Talents and Prediction of the... by Ameneh PourrahimGhouroghchi, Mehdi Pahlevani

“…Three subject, due to lack of cooperation on the measurement of parameters and 4 subject, due to measurement errors, missed in the study. The anthropometrical, biomechanical and physiological parameters from 27 subjects were measured by Rydkv questionnaires. …”
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Formulae for calculating subgroup disease burden from overall and reported or assumed relative burden estimates by Kwame Owusu-Edusei, Arijita Deb, Elamin H. Elbasha

“…Results: The derived formulae indicated that each subgroup or subpopulation's burden (incidence, prevalence, or average cost) can be calculated as the overall burden adjusted by the ratio of that subgroup or subpopulation's relative burden to the sum of the proportion-weighted relative burden (incidence, prevalence, or average cost) of all the subgroups or subpopulations within the population. Conclusion: These formulae can help to avoid or minimize potential quantitative and qualitative errors in subgroup or subpopulation disease burden estimates used for health research, interventions and/or policy analyses or deliberations.…”
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Comparison of human cadaver and blue phantom for teaching ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia to novice postgraduate students of anesthesiology: A randomized controlled trial by Deepanshu Dang, Manoj Kamal, Mritunjay Kumar, Bharat Paliwal, Ashish Nayyar, Pradeep Bhatia, Geeta Singariya

“…The primary objective of the study was to compare the block performance time, and secondary objectives were the quality of image acquired, orientation of transducer to the target, identification of ultrasound artifacts, errors committed, complications, and success rate. …”
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Automated Analysis of Crackles in Patients with Interstitial Pulmonary Fibrosis by B. Flietstra, N. Markuzon, A. Vyshedskiy, R. Murphy

“…Computer analysis of crackles at the bedside has the potential of aiding clinicians in diagnosing IPF more easily and thus helping to avoid medication errors.…”
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Occupational stress among the nurses working in a Medical College Hospital in Nepal by Dipak Kunwar, Barsha Shrestha, Suhana Shrestha, Ajay Risal

“…There is sufficient evidence to suggest that occupational (work-related) stress decreases the quality of nursing care and increases the chances of making errors while working. Aim: To assess the occupational stress among the nurses working in a Medical College Hospital in Nepal. …”
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RATIONING OF FUEL CONSUMPTION WITH THE USE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY by V. M. Kurganov, A. N. Dorofeev, M. V. Gryaznov

“…However, the normalization of fuel consumption is difficult due to the high probability of errors by the manual calculation. Currently, there is no methodology for determining the correction factors for taking into account the existing operating conditions for the stock of vehicles.Materials and methods. …”
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ENCEPHALOPATHY AND HYPERLACTATEMIA AS A COMPLICATION OF 5-FLUOROURACIL TREATMENT by I. A. Kurmukov, G. S. Yunayev, A. A. Prosvirnov, N. B. Borovkova, Sh. R. Kashiya

“…We hope our description will be useful to prevent possible diagnostic errors.…”
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Manual Dilution of Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy Fluids in Anuric Patients with Severe Hyponatremia: A Case Report and Systematic Review by Mark V. Koning, Lassima Reijnen, Femy Kemperman, Eugenie Schipper-Reintjes

“…Still, errors in dilution may occur and we recommend 4 hourly monitoring of serum sodium levels to timely detect an inadvertent increase in sodium. …”
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Artificial neural networks in predicting impaired bone metabolism in diabetes mellitus by S. S. Safarova

“…Machine learning was repeated until the error was minimized for all variables. The accuracy of the validation test to predict changes in bone metabolism based on patient data was 92.86%.Conclusion. …”
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