Publications by authors named "E Doyle Patton"
A Systematic Review of Sexual Assault Case Attrition in the United States from 2000 to 2020.
Trauma Violence Abuse
November 2024
This article systematically reviewed research findings of five sexual assault case outcomes (founding, arrest, referral to prosecution, charging, and conviction) between 2000 and 2020. Records were collected from PsychINFO and ProQuest and had to report at least one quantitative criminal justice outcome, include data from a U.S.
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- The Clinical Practice Guideline (CPG) aims to improve pregnancy management and patient outcomes by providing evidence-based recommendations from a panel of experts, focusing on critical decision points in prenatal care.
- It is based on a systematic review of clinical and epidemiological evidence but does not cover all aspects of routine pregnancy care or provide comprehensive guidelines for every scenario.
- The guideline development followed trustworthiness standards and included patient input to assess treatment preferences while highlighting gaps in research and emerging topics for future consideration.
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- Evidence shows that human-induced waste significantly impacts deep-ocean ecosystems, with debris being found even in remote areas during initial explorations.
- A study in the tropical Atlantic and Caribbean Sea recorded various types of marine debris, including plastic, metal, and glass, at depths ranging from 250 to over 6000 meters, observed using submersibles.
- The discovery of 139 debris items—such as a ladder, clothing, and single-use packaging—highlights the severity of pollution in these deep waters and underscores the importance of understanding its effects on ocean sustainability.
Introduction: Deficiencies in non-technical skills can severely impede the functioning of teams in high-intensity scenarios, such as in damage control surgery for the critically injured trauma patient. Truncated preoperative checklists, modified from the standard World Health Organization preoperative checklist, and situational reporting at intervals during surgery are long-established practices in the military, and are recommended in the National Health Service guidelines on major incidents. These tools allow the multiprofessional team to create a shared mental model of the anaesthetic and operative plan, thereby improving team efficiency.
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