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This scoping review aims to map workplace mental health implementation strategies in public safety organizations and describe the characteristics, participants, and contexts of these strategies.
Workplace mental health implementation strategies are relevant to public safety organizations due to the exposure that many public safety personnel, such as firefighters, paramedics, and police officers, have to psychological trauma in the course of their daily work. While the importance of attending to public safety personnel's mental health has been established, workplace mental health implementation strategies have historically varied in public safety organizations.
This scoping review will address workplace mental health implementation strategies used in public safety organizations, excluding studies that do not focus on workplace mental health, do not report on the implementation strategies used, or do not take place in a public safety context.
Primary studies published in English with any publication dateviewers will screen the titles, abstracts, and full text of the selected studies. Navitoclax solubility dmso Data collection will be performed with a tool developed by the researchers, based on JBI's model instrument for extracting study details, characteristics, and results. A summary of the results will be presented in diagrams, narratives, and tables.
The purpose of this scoping review was to systematically identify and describe literature that uses a health equity-oriented approach for preventing and reducing the harms of stigma or overdose for people who use illicit drugs or misuse prescription opioids.
To be included, papers had to both i) use a health equity-oriented approach, defined as a response that addresses health inequities and aims to reduce drug-related harms of stigma or overdose; and ii) include at least one of the following concepts cultural safety, trauma- and violence-informed care, or harm reduction. We also looked for papers that included an Indigenous-informed perspective in addition to any of the three concepts.
An a priori protocol was published and the JBI methodology for conducting scoping reviews was employed. Published and unpublished literature from January 1, 2000, to July 31, 2019, was included. The databases searched included CINAHL (EBSCOhost), MEDLINE (Ovid), Academic Search Premier (EBSCOhost), PsycINFO (EBSCOhost), tegrated frameworks for action.
We have identified few conceptual frameworks that are both health equity-oriented and incorporate multiple concepts that could enrich responses to the opioid poisoning emergency. More research is required to evaluate the impact of these integrated frameworks for action.
Pediatric inpatients are at high risk of adverse events (AE). Traditionally, root cause analysis was used to analyze AEs and identify recommendations for change. Simulation-based event analysis (SBEA) is a protocol that systematically reviews AEs by recreating them using in situ simulated patients, to understand clinician decision making, improve error discovery, and, through guided sequential debriefing, recommend interventions for error prevention. Studies suggest that these interventions are rarely tested before dissemination. This study investigates the use of simulation to optimize recommendations generated from SBEA before implementation.
Recommendations and interventions developed through SBEA of 2 hospital-based AEs (event A error of commission; event B error of detection) were tested using in situ simulation. Each scenario was repeated 8 times. Interventions were modified based on participant feedback until the error stopped occurring and data saturation was reached.
Data saturation was reached after 6 simulations for both scenarios. For scenario A, a critical error was repeated during the first 2 scenarios using the initial interventions. After modifications, errors were corrected or mitigated in the remaining 6 scenarios. For scenario B, 1 intervention, the nursing checklist, had the highest impact, decreasing average time to error detection to 6 minutes. Based on feedback from participants, changes were made to all but one of the original proposed interventions.
Even interventions developed through improved analysis techniques, like SBEA, require testing and modification. Simulation optimizes interventions and provides opportunity to assess efficacy in real-life settings with clinicians before widespread implementation.
Even interventions developed through improved analysis techniques, like SBEA, require testing and modification. Simulation optimizes interventions and provides opportunity to assess efficacy in real-life settings with clinicians before widespread implementation.
To present a novel technique, minimal gas vitrectomy with scleral buckle (MGV-SB), as a means of potentially minimizing retinal displacement compared to standard vitrectomy or vitrectomy/scleral buckle for select cases.
A patient with a right macula off retinal detachment and retinal breaks at 7 o'clock and 10 o'clock underwent a 23-gauge pars plana vitrectomy, localization and cryopexy of the breaks along with an inferior temporal segmental scleral buckle. No air-fluid exchange was performed. Suturing of sclerotomies, anterior chamber paracentesis of 0.3 ml and intravitreal injection of 0.6 mL pure sulfur hexafluoride were then performed. The patient was advised to perform the steamroller maneuver with initial face down positioning for 6 hours.
The patient achieved retinal reattachment and post-operative wide-field fundus autofluorescence imaging demonstrated a high integrity retinal attachment (HIRA) with no retinal displacement.
The MGV-SB technique has the potential to minimize retinal displacement in cases with inferior break(s) by using a small volume expansile gas tamponade and localized scleral buckle compared to standard vitrectomy or vitrectomy/scleral buckle with a full gas fill.
The MGV-SB technique has the potential to minimize retinal displacement in cases with inferior break(s) by using a small volume expansile gas tamponade and localized scleral buckle compared to standard vitrectomy or vitrectomy/scleral buckle with a full gas fill.