All healthcare facilities should establish or strengthen and implement IPC programmes and Occupational Health and Safety programmes to ensure health worker safety and prevent health worker infections while in the work environment. This course will highlight the epidemiology and risk factors associated with health worker infections with SARS-CoV-2, review measures that can be put in place to reduce risks, support identification of infection in health workers and review strategies for managing health workers to safely return to work post infection.
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This intervention is flexible and straightforward. It involves some structured open-ended questions that students answer. The questions are insightful, thought-provoking, and look something like this:
The MoodJuice workbook helps in identifying the symptoms of depression, acknowledging the same, and find ways to overcome it. The exercises involve multiple choice questions related to our thoughts, feelings, and physical symptoms, and the scores indicate the intensity of the depression symptoms.
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Proper cytokine response is important for the clearance of any virus. In the case of COVID-19, early research suggests that overactive responses leading to cytokine release syndrome may contribute to more severe presentation of the disease.1,2 Some cytokines that have been identified as abnormally high in COVID-19 samples include:
The primary care provider sends exam notes, history, test results, X-rays or other images to the specialist to review. The specialist may answer by email. Or they may do a virtual visit with you at your provider's office. They may also ask for a face-to-face meeting.
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Response: Thanks for the recommendation. Table 3 has been added in the revised manuscript highlighting the themes, subthemes and the page numbers. Some of the redundant themes and subthemes have also been removed to shorten the manuscript as recommended by the reviewer.
3. Publication Ethics Table 1: by mentioning the names and identifying information of each study hospital continues to reveal who the study participants were and compromises their confidentiality. Please delete hospital names and identifying location information (highway or hill name, founding details, division name; does it matter in this case whether it was Anglican or Catholic?). Keep in minimal information that helps the reader understand what type of hospital with what type of capabilities and catchment was studied.
The manuscript has been revised carefully to highlight the measures that were undertaken in other low and middle income settings at the start of the pandemic. This now appears in the revised manuscript as With lessons from other low and middle income settings, like Vietnam where lockdowns, extensive contact tracing and social distance had resulted in barely any mortality attributed to COVID-19[7, 8], Uganda instigated a nationwide lockdown to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.
Suicide prevention interventions are delivered every day through helplines and through chat in call centres.1 In Australia, Lifeline reports that over 50 high-risk telephone calls are answered daily.2 However, despite the load taken by helplines in responding to callers at risk, there has been little investigation of the role of these services in reducing suicide risk, or in reducing risk factors associated with suicide risk, such as depression.
A logistic regression analysis was designed to measure predictors of suicide ideation change taking account of intervention condition. Consistent with the findings reported above, compared with baseline (M:1.73; SD: 1.64; N=153), suicidal ideation decreased significantly in the whole sample at post-test (M:1.00; SD:1.45; N=106), 6-month (M:0.99; SD:1.54; N=91) and 12-month follow-up (M:0.66; SD:1.27; N=56). However, as there was no significant interaction effect between condition and time on suicidal ideation, this interaction was not retained in the model. Table 3 shows the results for the model with interactions excluded. As would be expected, higher levels of suicide ideation at baseline were associated with significantly reduced odds of absence of suicide ideation at post-test. Neither baseline depression nor anxiety was significantly associated with no suicide ideation at post-test. There were also no significant effects of any of the demographic characteristics. However, a greater improvement in depression symptoms from preintervention to postintervention was associated with increased odds of no suicidal ideation at postintervention. At baseline, the majority of participants (n=93; 62%) reported both depressive symptoms and suicidal ideation. This proportion decreased at all time-points following the interventions (post-test: 44 (41.5%); 6-months follow-up: 30 (33%); 12-months follow-up: 13 (23.2%)). Based on McNemar's tests using completers of each assessment, these decreases were significant at all three time points (p=0.005, p
Aim 3. To evaluate the mechanism of the patient activation intervention. Our working hypothesis (H 3) is that the scores on self-management knowledge, self-efficacy for self-management, patient activation, and self-management strategies in the intervention group are higher than the usual care group at the end of the intervention (3 months) when the maximum difference for each variable is expected.
In addition to the complexities, burden and costs, other telehealth delivery modalities presented the following limitations: 1) challenge with recruitment and retention; 2) wide range of variation in intervention administration (i.e., various single dose strength and dosing frequency); and 3) recruitment bias. Previous web-based behavioral interventions reported having low recruitment rate (65%) 34 , and inconsistent intervention administration 33 . Compared to non-participants, the participants of web-based interventions were predominantly white 34 , younger 34, 35 , well-educated 34, 35 , with greater engagement in seeking health information 36 and fewer risk factors (e.g., smoking, obesity) 35 . Previous studies indicate participants of an intervention study delivered by internet or other similar methods are more likely to have higher baseline activation level and have already engaged in self-management behaviors, leaving little to no room for the intervention to work. It has been reported that the barriers for elderly HF patients using advanced interactive technology are low energy from chronic fatigue 37 and inadequate health and computer literacies 38, 39 . Thus the telephone platform is used to deliver the intervention so that we can reach the HF patients who are more likely to have low levels of patient activation and refuse to participate in the study if the intervention delivery methods are perceived to be too complex or burdensome. 2ff7e9595c
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