Publications by authors named "N Conroy"

Background: Inadequate counseling at patient discharge from the emergency department can lead to adverse patient outcomes. Virtual discharge counseling can address gaps in discharge counseling and improve patients' understanding of instructions.

Methods: A previously established virtual discharge counseling program was scaled across three emergency departments and expanded to 13 diagnoses.

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Aim: The aim of this study was to describe the evolution of a regional neonatal service in Sierra Leone and changes in mortality and service use as it transitioned from a non-specialist service to a dedicated special care baby unit (SCBU).

Methods: This was a retrospective observational study. Anonymised data were taken from the ward admissions books at Bo Government Hospital, and trends in admissions and mortality within the neonatal service were examined for each stage of the department's evolution.

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  • Understanding cross-scale interactions is crucial for predicting coastal system responses to global change, necessitating cohesive and transferable datasets.
  • The EXCHANGE Consortium, a collaborative network of researchers, collected data from 52 coastal terrestrial-aquatic interfaces (TAIs) in Fall 2021 to analyze ecosystem control points.
  • Samples included soils, surface waters, and sediments from various coastal regions, with initial measurements focusing on water quality, geochemical properties, and physicochemical characteristics.
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Uranium trichloride (UCl) has received growing interest for its use in uranium-fueled molten salt reactors and in the pyrochemical processing of used fuel. In this paper, we report for the first time the experimentally determined Raman spectra of UCl, at both ambient condition and high temperatures up to 871 K. The frequencies of five of the Raman-active vibrational modes () of UCl exhibit a negative temperature derivative ((∂ν/∂)) with increasing temperature.

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