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Jointly estimating epidemiological dynamics of Covid-19 from case and wastewater data in Aotearoa New Zealand - Communications Medicine

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By Leighton M. Watson, Michael J. Plank, Helen Morris, Christl A. Donnelly
| Nature Verified
Abstract Timely and informed public health responses to infectious diseases such as COVID-19 necessitate reliable information about infection dynamics. The case ascertainment rate (CAR), the proportion of infections that are reported as cases, is typically much less than one and varies with testing practices and behaviours, making reported cases unreliable as the sole source of data.
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The Joy of Family Picnics and Bacon Dogs

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By Helen Morris
| Maine Boats, Homes and Harbors Verified
All photos courtesy Helen Scott Morris Picnicking in the Morris family was a century-long tradition that began with my great-grandfather Caspar Wistar Morris. I don’t think he invented the “bacon dog” but he was the first family member to buy a sailboat and begin to explore the outer islands off of Mount Desert Island in the early 1900s. A bacon dog consists of an Oscar Mayer Hot Dog wrapped in Oscar Mayer Bacon cooked over an open driftwood fire.
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Telephone Triage Toolkit for Children’s Cancer Services: A quality initiative

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By Jeanette Hawkins, Helen Morris, Philippa Jones, Bernie McShane
| European Journal of Oncology Nursing Verified
Highlights • The telephone triage toolkit (TTT) for children’s cancer services enables clinical teams to effectively triage telephone calls from parents or carers of a child with cancer. It facilitates safe practice and a prompt evidence-based response to parent concerns when their child is unwell.
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