Terminology and methods used to differentiate injury intent of hospital burn patients in South Asia: a systematic scoping review protocol.

Background: The greatest proportion of burn injuries globally occur in South Asia, where there are also high numbers of intentional burns. Burn injury prevention efforts are hampered by poor surveillance data on injury intent. There is a plethora of local routinely collected data in the research literature from South Asia that could be used for epidemiological purposes, but it is not known whether the definitions and methods of differentiation of injury intent are sufficiently homogenous to allow valid study comparisons.

Social causes and outcomes of acute transient psychotic disorder: A review of recent evidence.

Background: Reports of increasing presentations of new cases of acute psychosis both locally, nationally and internationally during the COVID-19 pandemic, warranted further investigation. International case reports almost exclusively reported only clinical outcome (e.g.

Improving nurses' access to healthcare evidence.

This article describes how the education team and library services at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board found a way to help nurses keep updated, and support them with the introduction of nurse revalidation in April 2016. The education team bridged the gap between nurses and library resources by delivering "5 a Month", a small selection of current literature on chosen monthly topics from the library, to nurses at their place of work.