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Community engagement self-monitoring (CE-SM) strategy for social innovations in health: pilot implementation in the Philippines

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By Jana Deborah Mier-Alpaño, Jason V. Alacapa, Joey Escauso, Uche Amazigo
| BMJ Innovations
Community Medicine Public Health Primary Healthcare Summary box What are the new findings? The project demonstrated a novel and inclusive method to codesign and coimplement monitoring and evaluation strategies for social innovations in health. Regular feedback sessions of the local monitors served not only as a means of monitoring their progress but also as a means of boosting morale. Weekly sessions served as a ‘safe space,’ where local monitors were free to voice their insights and opinions.
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Weaning Humidified High Flow Oxygen Therapy among Paediatric Patients: An Integrative Review of Literature

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By Louise Morris, Nicole Cook, Amanda Ramsey, Jason V. Alacapa
| Journal of Pediatric Nursing Verified
To view the full text, please login as a subscribed user or purchase a subscription. Click here to view the full text on ScienceDirect. Fig. 1 The PRISMA flow diagram of the systematic search conducted. Highlights •This is the first integrative review about high flow oxygen weaning among children. •There is a paucity of evidence on high flow oxygen weaning among children. •Despite efforts to standardise, there is no internationally agreed weaning standards.
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