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Erratum. 勘误表。
Q3 Medicine Pub Date : 2022-05-01 Epub Date: 2022-06-15

[This corrects the article on p. 32 in vol. 91, PMID: 35169337.].

[这是对第91卷第32页文章的更正,PMID: 35169337]。
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A Golden age and the Floating Man: Ireland, Avicenna and the Canon of Medicine: Delivered 27th November 2018. 黄金时代和漂浮的人:爱尔兰,阿维森纳和医学经典:2018年11月27日交付。
Q3 Medicine Pub Date : 2022-05-01
Barry Kelly
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Comparison of innovative communication approaches in nutrition to promote and improve health literacy. 比较营养方面的创新传播方法,以促进和提高健康知识。
Q3 Medicine Pub Date : 2022-05-01 Epub Date: 2022-06-15
Hannah L Anderson, John E Moore, Beverley C Millar

The translation of scientific evidence into guidelines and advice is a fundamental aspect of scientific communication within nutrition and dietetics. For communication to be effective for all patients, health literacy (HL) must be considered, i.e. an individual's capacity to obtain, comprehend and utilise information to empower decision-making and promote their own health. HL levels are varied and difficult to judge on an individual basis and have not been quantified, thus not giving a population mean HL competency indication. It has been evidenced that most of the working age population in England cannot comprehend healthcare materials due to complexity, thereby promoting a need for agreed readability thresholds for written healthcare information. A wide range of modalities within dietetics are used to communicate to a varied audience with the primary form written, e.g. journal articles, plain language summaries and leaflets. Audio/visual and digital communications are increasing in dietetic care and welcomed by patients; however, the effectiveness of such approaches has not been studied thoroughly and digital exclusion remains a concern. Communication considering a patient's HL level leads to empowerment which is key to effective management of chronic diseases with a high treatment burden. Therefore; this review will focus on the importance of modalities used to communicate science in nutrition to ensure they are appropriate in relation to Health Literacy.

将科学证据转化为指导方针和建议是营养学和营养学科学交流的一个基本方面。为了使沟通对所有患者都有效,必须考虑健康素养(HL),即个人获得、理解和利用信息的能力,以增强决策能力并促进自身健康。HL水平各不相同,难以根据个人情况进行判断,并且尚未量化,因此无法给出总体平均HL能力指标。有证据表明,由于复杂性,英格兰大多数工作年龄人群无法理解医疗保健材料,从而促进了对书面医疗保健信息可读性阈值的需求。营养学中的一系列模式被用来与不同的受众交流,主要形式是书面的,例如期刊文章、通俗易懂的摘要和传单。音频/视频和数字通信在饮食护理中越来越多,受到患者的欢迎;然而,这些方法的有效性尚未得到彻底研究,数字排斥仍然是一个令人担忧的问题。考虑患者HL水平的沟通会带来赋权,这是有效管理高治疗负担慢性病的关键。因此这篇综述将重点关注用于传播营养科学的模式的重要性,以确保它们与健康素养相关。
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The Role of Visual Abstracts in the Dissemination of Medical Research. 视觉摘要在医学研究传播中的作用。
Q3 Medicine Pub Date : 2022-05-01 Epub Date: 2022-06-15
Beverley C Millar, Michelle Lim

Medical research within the UK has continued to grow, most notably during the COVID-19 pandemic over the last two years, which highlights the importance of disseminating relevant research findings. For all researchers involved in clinical trials and scientific research, the end goal of success is not completed following the publication of the research findings, but ultimately true impact and significance is achieved when such research has a role in developing clinical practice. Each year between 2.5 - 3 million scientific papers are published and the number continues to rise, therefore it is becoming increasingly difficult to ensure that published research has such a targeted impact as it must first get noticed. Increasing time commitments result in difficulties for clinicians keeping up-to-date with the current literature and in order to address this, journals and researchers have developed approaches to share peer-reviewed research with the wider research community in an effective and efficient manner. One such approach has been the introduction of the visual abstract which comprises of an infographic style format, coupled with a shortened, limited word summary of the research abstract detailing the key question, methodology, findings and take home message of the research study. The visual abstract has characteristics which enable it to be shared on social media platforms and in turn increase the interest and impact within the research community. Visual abstracts are being increasingly introduced within medical journals and organisations to help disseminate valuable research findings. This review focuses on visual abstracts, what they are, their history, structure and role within research dissemination and medical education.

英国国内的医学研究持续增长,尤其是在过去两年的COVID-19大流行期间,这凸显了传播相关研究成果的重要性。对于所有参与临床试验和科学研究的研究人员来说,成功的最终目标并不是在研究结果发表之后完成,而是当这些研究对临床实践具有发展作用时,最终实现真正的影响和意义。每年发表的科学论文在250万到300万之间,而且这个数字还在不断上升,因此越来越难以确保发表的研究具有如此有针对性的影响,因为它必须首先引起注意。越来越多的时间承诺导致临床医生难以跟上当前的文献,为了解决这个问题,期刊和研究人员已经开发出了一种有效和高效的方式与更广泛的研究社区分享同行评议研究的方法。其中一种方法是引入视觉摘要,它包括信息图表风格的格式,加上研究摘要的缩短,有限的单词摘要,详细说明了研究的关键问题,方法,发现和带回家的信息。视觉摘要具有使其能够在社交媒体平台上共享的特征,从而增加了研究界的兴趣和影响。医学期刊和组织越来越多地引入视觉摘要,以帮助传播有价值的研究成果。本文综述了视觉摘要,它们是什么,它们的历史,结构和在研究传播和医学教育中的作用。
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Diagnostic accuracy of ultrasound in the paediatric population with acute right iliac fossa pain, our District General Hospital experience. 超声诊断小儿急性右髂窝疼痛的准确性,我们区综合医院的经验。
Q3 Medicine Pub Date : 2022-01-01 Epub Date: 2022-02-11
Rabia Ghani, A O'Connor, I Sajid, G Johnson, S Ullah

Aim: This project aimed to evaluate the role of ultrasound scan (USS) in children presenting with acute onset right iliac fossa (RIF) pain and suspected appendicitis.

Methods: We retrospectively studied 100 consecutive children undergoing USS for RIF pain. Children with low to moderate clinical probability of appendicitis were seen by the surgical team and subsequently underwent USS by a radiologist or a sonographer with a special interest in paediatric USS. The clinical findings, blood tests, and radiological diagnosis led to a decision to operate, observe or discharge. USS findings were subsequently verified with the final histology. The six-month follow-up data of these patients were also analysed.

Results: 35 males, median age of 11 years (range 4-17), and 65 females, median age of 14 years (range 6-18) were included. A total of 23 appendicectomies were performed. On histology appendicitis was confirmed in 20, including 16 pre-operatively diagnosed on USS. 6 of these appendicectomies were performed on clinical suspicion with normal USS. 1 patient was diagnosed with neuroendocrine tumour of the appendix. Only 2 negative appendicectomies were performed. 62 patients were discharged without intervention. USS sensitivity was 74%, and specificity was 92% for appendicitis. An additional 16 patients were identified with alternate pathology including 5 ovarian cysts.

Conclusion: Appendicitis was more common in male patients; however, there was no difference in overall disease prevalence in male or female paediatric patients. Thus, USS is a valuable tool to exclude appendicitis in children with low to moderate probability.

目的:本项目旨在评估超声扫描(USS)在儿童急性发作右髂窝(RIF)疼痛和疑似阑尾炎中的作用。方法:我们回顾性研究了100例连续接受超声治疗的RIF疼痛患儿。阑尾炎临床可能性低至中等的儿童由外科小组观察,随后由放射科医生或对儿童阑尾炎有特殊兴趣的超声医师进行超声治疗。临床表现、血液检查和放射学诊断决定手术、观察或出院。USS的发现随后与最终的组织学证实。对这些患者6个月的随访数据也进行了分析。结果:男性35例,中位年龄11岁(范围4-17);女性65例,中位年龄14岁(范围6-18)。共行阑尾切除术23例。组织学证实阑尾炎20例,其中术前超声诊断为阑尾炎16例。其中6例阑尾切除术是在临床怀疑USS正常的情况下进行的。1例诊断为阑尾神经内分泌肿瘤。仅2例阑尾切除阴性。62例患者未经干预出院。阑尾炎的USS敏感性为74%,特异性为92%。另外16例患者被确定为其他病理,包括5例卵巢囊肿。结论:阑尾炎以男性多见;然而,男性和女性儿科患者的总体患病率没有差异。因此,超声造影是排除儿童阑尾炎低至中等概率的有价值的工具。
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Quaere verum. 寻求真相。
Q3 Medicine Pub Date : 2022-01-01 Epub Date: 2022-02-11
Michael Trimble
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The Belfast Branch of the Socialist Medical Association. 社会主义医学协会贝尔法斯特分会。
Q3 Medicine Pub Date : 2022-01-01 Epub Date: 2022-02-11
Alun Evans
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CONCERNS FOR PEOPLE WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS (PWCF) WHEN TRAVELLING PRE COVID-19. covid-19之前旅行时对囊性纤维化(pwcf)患者的关注。
Q3 Medicine Pub Date : 2022-01-01 Epub Date: 2022-02-11
Megan O'Doherty, Damian O'Neill, Jacqueline C Rendall, John E Moore, Beverley C Millar
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STROKE, COVID-19 INFECTION OR HERPES SIMPLEX ENCEPHALITIS: A DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA. 中风、COVID-19感染或单纯疱疹脑炎:诊断困境
Q3 Medicine Pub Date : 2022-01-01 Epub Date: 2022-02-11
Traynor R, Shanahan B, Walsh J, Ryan A, Pope G
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INCIDENCE OF ACUTE ANGLE CLOSURE GLAUCOMA IN THE NORTHERN IRELAND DIABETIC EYE SCREENING PROGRAMME. 北爱尔兰糖尿病眼筛查项目中急性闭角型青光眼的发病率。
Q3 Medicine Pub Date : 2022-01-01 Epub Date: 2022-02-11
Matthew O'Donnell, Azuara-Blanco Augusto, Tunde Peto
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