It is getting their knowledge foundation out there and opportunities to educate.
"It is necessary to improve the professional education of the pharmacists by introducing the basics of pharmaceutical care that will ease the burden on hospitals and doctors during public health crises such as COVID-19."
"Emergency preparedness resources combined with training may improve health care provider confidence in counseling WRA and PPLW."
Building on training and education for providers along with spending some time to discuss with patients.
More details here: https://www.ukri.org/opportunity/collaborative-community-research-to-tackle-health-inequalities/
Great to see the multidisciplinary approach to bridge the gap
It is all about adapting whether familiar or not with technology for online learning.
"The findings indicate that positive relationships and positive correlations between learning satisfaction and continuing learning intention juxtapose, and satisfaction is positively correlated with continuing intention."
I feel like a "one stop shop" where the latest information on the best preventative measures for individuals will be beneficial. It can get confusing where there are recommendations from different entities and stressing consistent guidance.
There is so much variation in activity, level, and ability.
"Exercise programs combining aerobic and resistance training can be recommended to improve HRQoL during and after cancer treatment." As stated, hard to make clear cut recommendations.
Quasi experimental is always interesting. Shows the need for data on the older populations. There is this vulnerability and underserved nature where they need to be taken care of and have recommendations and guidelines that are sustainable.
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