Publications by authors named "G S Stent"
Article Synopsis
- interRAI offers standardized tools for assessing health and well-being, widely used in over 40 countries, to aid in personalized care and inform population-level research and policies.
- The text highlights the specific implementation of interRAI in New Zealand's public health system, emphasizing its significance for Māori Indigenous concerns and calls for enhanced data use for healthcare improvements.
- A national research network in NZ has been formed to prioritize interRAI research, aiming to translate collected data into better clinical care and quality improvement, thus impacting both local practices and broader international standards.
Background: Heterogeneity within human dendritic cells (DCs) has been described but its functional relationships to cells of macrophage lineage and its role in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection in vivo remain unclear.
Methods: Tonsil macrophages and DCs were isolated from low-density cells by negative selection and DCs were sorted into myeloid and plasmacytoid populations using antibodies to CD11c or CD123. Phagocytosis of latex beads and uptake of dye-labeled target cells were compared by flow cytometry and CD68 and S-100 by immunofluorescence on cytospins of sorted cells.