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US multicentre randomised controlled trial protocol: Comparing Analgesic Regimen Effectiveness and Safety after surgery trial for Kids (CARES for Kids) by @jennalee1792 et al. bit.ly/4dWjIaO
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Young adult perspectives on media content related to suicide in South India: a qualitative study bit.ly/4a0bxcs
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Decolonising global health through implementation science: defining the path to equity and structural transformation - a Communication Article by @DrRahulMJindal1 et al. bit.ly/4alejJn
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Gambling trajectories among sexual and gender minority individuals in Canada: protocol for a 5-year mixed-methods longitudinal study bit.ly/4uHK3k6
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Association between same-sex partnership certificate schemes and mental health in sexual and gender minority adults: nationwide cross-sectional study in Japan by @AMiyawaki38 et al. bit.ly/3Q4iAKm
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Self-management experiences and needs in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: a meta-synthesis of qualitative studies bit.ly/3PP3Z5A
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Effectiveness of an anti-inflammatory diet intervention and cognitive behavioural therapy in endometriosis: protocol for a randomised controlled clinical trial bit.ly/4u0O0PH
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Clinician experiences of organisational compassion in healthcare: a qualitative study bit.ly/4dTRP35
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Assessing central nervous system contributions to accelerate musculoskeletal pain diagnosis and treatment (AsCent): protocol for a mixed-method, prospective observational study by @StephaniLouise et al. bit.ly/4fCe6oI
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Community awareness of climate change and its public health impacts in the North Bank Region, The Gambia: a community-based cross-sectional study bit.ly/3POp7sI
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Investigating differences in the implementation and experience of the Enhanced Health in Care Homes Framework in England: a qualitative protocol for the Understanding Variation in Admissions from Care Homes (UVAC) study bit.ly/4fPGUKr
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'Population Mortality in Fragile and Conflict Settings'
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Patterns and determinants of primary care virtual health service use among rural Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults with chronic diseases: a cross-sectional study bit.ly/3RwaUBf
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Generating practice-based evidence for common mental health problems using routine outcome monitoring: a protocol for a longitudinal naturalistic study in Ecuadorian mental health services by @clarapaz et al. bit.ly/4uCzDSU
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Exploring utilisation of knee and hip osteoarthritis healthcare services and its predictors: a scoping review bit.ly/437OGrD
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What should be discussed when considering an induction of labour? A UK-wide, multi-centre Delphi study to develop a core information set for induction of labour bit.ly/4x12Fx2
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Impact of โspinโ on medical decision-making among healthcare professionals and other health-related decision makers: a systematic review protocol bit.ly/49REtUb
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Is publicly funded health insurance associated with healthcare utilisation and financial protection in India? Evidence from a cross-sectional household survey (CAMS 2022โ2023) by Sekhar Bonu and @ibhushan bit.ly/3PJcjn9
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Cohort profile: BioCaPPE (Biomarkers of Prostate Cancer/Prevention and Environment) โ a Canadian multicentre prospective study of lifestyle and candidate biomarkers in relation to prostate cancer risk bit.ly/4a5qb25
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PhyCARE reporting guidelines for physiotherapy case reports: a consensus-based development: bit.ly/3NQhy3f
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