Journal of evaluation in clinical practice
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This is a protocol of a scoping review that will aim to synthesise methodological evidence on formulating plain language versions of recommendations from guidelines both for clinical practice and for public health. ⋯ We will conduct a scoping review based on this protocol.
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Tackling client absenteeism in primary and secondary care settings is crucial to ensure the continuity of care for individuals, families and communities, as well as preventing waste of resources within healthcare systems. ⋯ Efforts are needed to ensure that providers receive training to educate clients on the applications. Moreover, community-based participatory studies to ensure the feasibility of applications are warranted.
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Reimbursement process of oncology drugs in Europe occurs within a complex decision-making process that varies between Member States. Distinctions between the States trigger societal debates since it is necessary to balance access to medicines and health systems sustainability. ⋯ There is a need for further research into key determinants of reimbursement decisions in Europe and the development of drug access models that can effectively address and overcome costs and effectiveness uncertainties.
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To analyse the general and primary outcome-related characteristics of clinical trials protocols on COVID-19 vaccines. ⋯ the primary outcomes of clinical trials on COVID-19 vaccines are poorly described, and the registers provide insufficient information about them. The registry was retrospectively fulfilled for many trials, which may lead to bias and research waste. Outcomes were generically described and did not provide transparent information for replication in practice, further trials or meta-analyses.
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Randomized Controlled Trial
The effect of the Watson model-based psycho-educational intervention on preventing postpartum depression.
Psycho-education application is effective in reducing the risk of postpartum depression (PPD) and increasing the level of social support. The quality of care increases with the implementation of Watson's Theory of Human Caring Model (WTHCM)-based care programs to reduce the risk of PPD. ⋯ The Watson's Theory of Human Caring Model-based psycho-educational intervention program decreased women's risk of PPD and increased their social support levels. It is recommended to use approaches that include psycho-educational intervention in postpartum midwifery care.