Publications by authors named "Rachel Lobo"
Background: Physical activity trackers possess the potential to encourage increased physical activity. However, users often exhibit poor long-term adherence to these devices, which may stem from a lack of understanding of the factors influencing their use, as well as changes in health behavior. This study aims to provide new insights into the types of health-related apps and devices that young people discover, select, and utilize, along with the underlying reasons for their choices.
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- RhD-negative blood products are in short supply, prompting interest in using RhD-positive blood for emergency transfusions, particularly for pediatric cases.
- A survey involving 378 parents revealed that most were open to the idea of using RhD-positive blood for their RhD-negative daughters in life-threatening scenarios, especially with a low risk of harm.
- The findings suggest a need for more discussions and guidelines regarding emergency use of RhD-positive blood for females whose RhD type is unknown.
Resilient leadership and the organizational culture of resilience: construct validation.
Int J Emerg Ment Health
August 2014
Political, economic, and social unrest and uncertainty seem replete throughout the world. Within the United States, political vitriol and economic volatility have led to severe economic restrictions. Both government and private sector organizations are being asked to do more with less.
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