Publications by authors named "C E Moffitt"

Background: Transitioning to the updated version of The Essentials has been a significant shift in nursing education, aimed at reversing national trends of declining new graduate competence. This article describes the curriculum revision journey undertaken by one program to align with the updated version of The Essentials.

Method: The university's Center for Teaching Excellence guided the redesign process using a structured, faculty-led, data-informed approach.

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  • * GI metastases in GTN patients are very rare and usually lead to a worse outlook for recovery.
  • * This case study discusses an early instance of using a PD-1 inhibitor alongside standard chemotherapy for a patient with ultra-high-risk GTN and GI involvement.
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  • Malaria is a major health threat in Uganda, especially for children under five, and following WHO guidelines can significantly reduce mortality rates in hospitalized cases.
  • The study evaluated how targeted interventions, like changes in workflow and using admission checklists, improved adherence to these guidelines in a Ugandan hospital setting.
  • Results showed that adherence to the WHO guidelines increased from 3% to 10% post-intervention, and there was a substantial rise in appropriate malaria diagnostic testing from 66% to 85%.
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Objectives: The underrepresentation of women within interventional radiology (IR) is profound. This scoping review aims to evaluate the current literature on gender disparity within IR. To uncover relevant themes and research gaps to inform future research and to recommend changes aimed at increasing application and retention of women in IR.

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Background: Malaria is one of the most common causes of hospital admission and death in children under the age of five. The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued guidelines for the identification and treatment of severe malaria. Evidence has shown that adherence to standardized malaria treatment protocols improves outcomes.

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