Patterns of antiepileptic drug prescription in Sweden: A register-based approach.

Objectives: To determine drug utilization pathways from the incident healthcare visit due to epilepsy and three years onward.

Material And Methods: Anti-epileptic drug utilization was calculated using individual information on inpatient- and outpatient care utilization and drug sales. Throughout, we used national register information pertaining to pharmaceutical sales linked to diagnosis-related healthcare utilization.

Deciphering conjugative plasmid permissiveness in wastewater microbiomes.

Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are designed to robustly treat polluted water. They are characterized by ceaseless flows of organic, chemical and microbial matter, followed by treatment steps before environmental release. WWTPs are hotspots of horizontal gene transfer between bacteria via conjugative plasmids, leading to dissemination of potentially hazardous genetic material such as antimicrobial resistance genes (AMRGs).

The school nursing profession in relation to Bourdieu's concepts of capital, habitus and field.

Aim: The aim was to define the work and professional role of school nurses, in terms of Bourdieu's key concepts of capital and habitus.

Method: A qualitative study with a deductive approach, based on data from six focus-group interviews with 24 school nurses and 15 individual interviews with school nurses. Thus, a total of 39 school nurses participated in the study.

The perceived perceptions of head school nurses in developing school nursing roles within schools.

Aim: To gain a deeper understanding of how Swedish head school nurses perceive their leadership in developing school health care.

Background: A well-functioning school health care is important for promoting the health of children and young people.

Method: Constructivist-grounded theory was used to analyse 11 individual interviews with nine head school nurses.