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Background: There are a myriad of ways patient partners can enact their roles on research teams. International guidelines emphasize the need for a collaborative approach to determining these roles to try to improve research impact and positive patient partner experience. The aims of this review were to: (1) describe how patient partners' roles as co-researchers in health research are determined; and (2) identify factors that influence how these decisions are made.
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Int J Sports Phys Ther
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Associate Clinical Director Champion Sports Medicine, Select Medical.
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- ACL injuries and their reinjury rates are rising despite advances in surgical techniques and prevention programs, showing the need for better rehabilitation approaches that consider neurocognitive deficits that persist after injury.
- The clinical question focuses on whether incorporating neurocognitive training into rehabilitation can enhance recovery and reduce the risk of re-injury in athletes post-ACL reconstruction.
- The conclusion suggests updating rehabilitation protocols post-ACLR to include neuroplastic and cognitive training, which could better prepare athletes for the dynamic nature of sports and lower their chances of reinjury.
Language is more than the use of words for pragmatic purposes, and language and thought are intertwined in complex ways. In medical contexts, the relational and dynamic nature of language requires that individuals pay close attention not only to the information communicated but also to how its delivery and reception impact inclusion. Adopting inclusive language principles can play a key role in those in academic medicine living up to the values of equity and inclusion, as they manifest in each of the 5 missions of academic medicine: scientific discovery, education, clinical care, collaboration with communities and partners, and standards of equity, professionalism, and ethics.
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The Philippine Universal Health Care (UHC) law enacted in 2019 aimed to address entrenched health system challenges to achieving equitable access to quality health care. This commentary discusses the progress in its implementation to meet its objectives. Some of these health system challenges include overlapping financing roles; weak incentives for integrating health services across local government units (LGUs), the inclusion of the private sector in networks of care, and fragmented primary health care services.
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Inquisur - Conicet - UNS, Departamento de Química, Universidad Nacional del Sur, Bahía Blanca (8000), Argentina.
Plants have historically been a primary source of medicines due to their diverse molecular and structural composition. Plant metabolism, comprising primary and secondary processes, produces primary metabolites crucial for growth and secondary metabolites, or natural products (NPs), with specific biological functions. These small molecules are instrumental in pharmacology for their ability to penetrate biological barriers and interact with intracellular targets.
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