Publications by authors named "S L Henley"
Background: Pharmacy-to-dose (PTD) services describe an established practice where providers consult pharmacists for various medication dosing. In 2019, several institutions approved a daptomycin protocol, which allowed pharmacists to select doses based on provider-selected indications, renal function, and body mass index (BMI).
Objective: This study aims to determine the utility of a daptomycin PTD consult service.
The incidence of head impacts in rugby has been a growing concern for player safety. While rugby headgear shows potential to mitigate head impact intensity during laboratory simulations, evaluating its on-field effectiveness is challenging. Current rugby-specific laboratory testing methods may not represent on-field conditions.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIncreasingly, studies compare risk and protective factors for involvement in violent and nonviolent terrorist behaviors. This exploratory study investigates whether this distinction is sufficient, or whether it should be disaggregated further into more granular terrorist roles and behaviors. Using data on 404 referrals to a UK countering violent extremism Prevent hub specializing in mental health and associated needs, we compare violent and nonviolent referrals, and then more specific behaviors (vulnerability, proactive extremism, foreign fighting, and violence planning).
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- The study aims to evaluate whether the structure of Graduate Medical Education teaching clinics affects how well ophthalmology residents train for independent clinical practice, measuring preparedness with the Readiness Index, which includes workload and supervision ratios.
- Data was collected from 109 outpatient clinics across the Veterans Affairs system from 2015 to 2019, analyzing the productivity and supervision levels of residents as they cared for patients.
- Results showed that senior residents from clinics with higher resident-to-physician ratios exhibited better readiness, primarily due to increased independent practice, while those in larger programs often handled more complex cases but didn't see the same level of practice readiness.
Introduction: Over 30 million U.S. working adults use tobacco, and tobacco use varies by occupation.
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