Self-managed abortion, when a person performs their own abortion without clinical supervision, is model of care used across range settings. To provide comprehensive synthesis the available literature on self-managed we conducted systematic search for peer-reviewed research in April 2019 PubMed, Embase, Web Science, Popline, PsycINFO, Google Scholar, Scielo, and Redalyc. We included studies that had question focused abortion; were published English or Spanish. The combined returned 7167...

Background: Abortion is a common medical procedure, yet its availability has become more limited across the United States over past decade. Women who do not know where to go for abortion care may use internet find facility information, and there appears be online searches in states with restrictive laws. While previous studies have examined distances women must travel reach an provider, our knowledge no used systematic search document geographic locations services of facilities. Objective:...

Patients and caregivers play a central role in health care safety the hospital, ambulatory setting, community. Despite this, interventions to promote patient engagement are still underexplored. We conducted an overview of review articles on examine current state evidence. Of 2,795 references we evaluated, 52 met our full-text inclusion criteria for synthesis 2018. identified robust evidence supporting patients’ self-management anticoagulation medications mixed-quality medication chronic...

Collective intelligence, facilitated by information technology or manual techniques, refers to the collective insight of groups working on a task and has potential generate more accurate decisions than individuals can make alone. This concept is gaining traction in healthcare enhancing diagnostic accuracy. We aim characterize current state research with respect intelligence medical decision-making describe framework for diverse studies this topic. For systematic scoping review, we conducted...

Objectives: Restrictive policies that limit access to abortion often lead women seek services abroad. We present results from an exploratory study aimed at documenting the socio-demographic characteristics, travel and abortion-seeking experiences of non-resident seeking abortions in UK.Methods: Between August 2014 March 2015, we surveyed a convenience sample 58 non-UK residents three British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) clinics England order better understand who UK services.Results:...

Objective: Impostor phenomenon, also known as impostor syndrome, is the inability to internalize accomplishments while experiencing fear of being exposed a fraud. Previous work has examined phenomenon among academic college and research librarians, but health sciences who are often asked be experts in medical subject areas with minimal training or education these areas, have not yet been studied. The aim this study was measure librarians.Methods: A survey 2,125 eligible Medical Library...

Inpatient falls and subsequent injuries are among the most common hospital-acquired conditions with few effective prevention methods.To evaluate effectiveness of patient education videos fall visual signalling icons when added to bed exit alarms in improving acutely hospitalised medical-surgical inpatient injury rates.Performance improvement study historic control.Four units one US public acute care hospital.Adult inpatients units.A 4 min video was shown patients by trained volunteers. Icons...

The Medical Library Association recently announced its commitment to diversity and inclusion. While this is a positive start, critical librarianship takes the crucial concepts of inclusion one step further by advocating for social justice action dismantling oppressive institutional structures, including white supremacy, patriarchy, capitalism. Critical many forms but, at root, focused on interrogating disrupting inequitable systems, changing racist cataloging rules, creating student-driven...

Abstract Background Internationally, strategies focusing on reducing alcohol-related harms in homeless populations with severe alcohol use disorder (AUD) continue to gain acceptance, especially when conventional modalities focused abstinence have been unsuccessful. One such strategy is the managed program (MAP), an harm reduction managing consumption by providing eligible individuals regular doses of as a part structured program, and often resources housing other social services. Evidence...

Abstract Background Female genital fistula is associated with significant physical, psychological, and economic consequences; however, a knowledge practice gap exists around services adjunct to surgery. Objectives To examine rehabilitation reintegration provided surgery, map existing programming outcomes, identify areas for additional research. Search strategy We searched the published grey literature from January 2000 June 2019. Two reviewers screened articles extracted data using...

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 Objective – The negative effects of impostor phenomenon, also called syndrome, include burnout and decreased job satisfaction have led to an increased interest in addressing this issue libraries recent years. While previous research has shown that many librarians experience the coping with these feelings not been widely studied. aim our study was understand how health sciences cope phenomenon workplace. 
 Methods We conducted a census 2125 Medical Library Association...

In the first study measuring sexual harassment experiences of academic library employees at a single institution, we conducted census 1,610 nonstudent 10-campus University California Libraries system. This anonymous online survey measured how was experienced and observed in terms behaviors, exhibitors, reporting disclosure, institutional support betrayal, recommendations for future actions. Out 579 respondents, 54% and/or work. Respondents recommended training, workplace culture change, from...

The impact of abortion stigma is broad. Stigma impacts providers, patients and the broader community. Understanding how race culture affect aspects may be an important piece expanding access to support abortion. We conducted a systematic search for studies involving in PubMed, PubMed Central, Embase, PsycINFO, Sociological Abstracts, Social Services GenderWatch Ethnic NewsWatch on 7 January 2020. Articles were eligible inclusion if they explored included participant and/or ethnicity,...