Publications by authors named "S Baillie"

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  • More children are being diagnosed with eating disorders (EDs), and there's often a delay from when parents notice early warning signs to when they seek help.
  • The study analyzed various websites to pinpoint common early warning signs of EDs as observed by caregivers, resulting in the identification of 24 specific signs across six categories.
  • Key signs include excessive exercise, noticeable weight loss, food obsessions, and cutting out major food groups, emphasizing the need for further research to confirm these findings and improve early detection strategies.
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The importance and utility of biobanks has increased exponentially since their inception and creation. Initially used as part of translational research, they now contribute over 40% of data for all cancer research papers in the United States of America and play a crucial role in all aspects of healthcare. Multiple classification systems exist but a simplified approach is to either classify as population-based or disease-oriented entities.

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Three-dimensional (3D)-printed models have been shown to improve medical students' understanding of anatomy and related fractures. The aim of this parallel-group randomized trial was to evaluate the impact of 3D-printed feline skulls, in addition to traditional teaching, on veterinary students' interpretation of skull radiographs. Students were randomly divided into two groups (2D, 3D) and underwent a pre-test consisting of multiple-choice questions.

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A comprehensive bank of flipped classrooms was developed to help students prepare for animal handling and clinical skills practical classes. Flipped classroom is a type of blended learning. In the context of clinical skills, it is designed to provide students with online learning resources prior to attendance at practical classes.

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Communities of practice (CoPs) are social systems consisting of individuals who come together to share knowledge and solve problems around a common interest. For educators, membership of a CoP can facilitate access to expertise and professional development activities and generate new collaborations. This teaching tip focuses on online CoPs and provides tips for setting up and running such communities.

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