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Delirium is prevalent in older hospital inpatients and associated with adverse outcomes: results of a prospective multi-centre study on World Delirium Awareness Day

BMC Medicine, 2019
Background Delirium is a common severe neuropsychiatric condition secondary to physical illness, which predominantly affects older adults in hospital. Prior to this study, the UK point prevalence of delirium was unknown. We set out to ascertain the point
Geriatric Medicine Research Collaborative
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Geriatric medicine and old age psychiatry joint training pre-feasibility pilot study: an innovative approach to collaborative postgraduate training

BMC Medical Education, 2019
Background Physical and psychological health problems are prevalent in older adults and rarely exist in isolation. Treating these problems in isolation is resourceful and can be potentially harmful to patients due to delays in diagnosis and treatment and
Carly Welch, Ayesha Bangash, Robert Wears, David Rice, Victor Aziz, Geriatric Medicine Research Collaborative   +5 more
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Integrating Indigenous and scientific perspectives on environmental changes: Insights from boreal landscapes

People and Nature, 2022
Major environmental changes affect the health and capacity of ecosystems to sustain Indigenous people's well‐being in boreal landscapes. Collaboration between Indigenous communities and researchers could help assessing and mitigating the consequences of ...
Annie Claude Bélisle, Sylvie Gauthier, Hugo Asselin   +2 more
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Entangled bodily planning. Developing bodily workshop design for kindergarten teachers’ bodily professional knowledge through somatic dance

Journal for Research in Arts and Sports Education, 2022
This article explores how a kindergarten teacher educator (Ida) and a somatic dance teacher (Live) collaboratively and bodily planned dance workshops for kindergarten teachers with the aim of developing the kindergarten teachers’ bodily professional ...
Ida Pape-Pedersen, Live Strugstad
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How to Compare Specificity, Build Concepts, and Change Theory: A Creative Methodology to Grasp Urbanization Processes

Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 2023
In a range of comparative methods that have emerged in recent years, scholars were increasingly drawing on innovative approaches to engage with today's diverse and complex urban worlds.
Monika Streule
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Research collaboration

Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 1989
The complexity and cost of cardiovascular medical care dictate research to deliver high quality and cost-conscious cardiovascular care. This goal is aided by modeling medical decision making. To be useful, the modeling must be based on real data so that the results can serve as a guide to actual practice.
Fisher, Lloyd D., Robertson, Thomas, Hughes, G.M.K., Hartz, Arthur, Liu, Peter, Waller, Bruce F., Young, Mark   +6 more
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Research collaborations [PDF]

Nature Biotechnology, 1999
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Collaborative Research Between Student Veterans and Faculty in Higher Education

Journal of Veterans Studies, 2018
A growing phenomenon of community writing groups, oral history projects, and college writing curricula with and for military veterans is predicated on the idea that writing and storytelling can have transformative potential.
Jocelyn Chua
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Developing a Translational Team Training Program using the Wisconsin Interventions in Team Science Framework

Journal of Clinical and Translational Science, 2023
The Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) Program supports a national network of medical research institutions working to improve the translational process.
Whitney A. Sweeney, Patrick W. Kelly, Allan R. Brasier, Betsy Rolland   +3 more
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Contributors are representative, as long as they agree: How confirmation logic overrides effort to achieve synthesis in applied health research

Health Expectations, 2022
Introduction The paradox of representation in public involvement in research is well recognized, whereby public contributors are seen as either too naïve to meaningfully contribute or too knowledgeable to represent ‘the average patient’.
Sarah E. Knowles, Pat Walkington, Jackie Flynn, Sarah Darley, Ruth Boaden, Roman Kislov   +5 more
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