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John Porter

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Techno-organisational network and reliable implementation of GPS technology for people with dementia and their caregivers in the community

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By David Bishop, John Porter, Karen Windle, Emmanuel S. Nwofe
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Background: There is a limited understanding of the intricate web of roles and expectations of social-material actors in implementing GPS technology in community settings. This study provides deeper insights into family caregivers’ experiences using GPS technology for individuals with dementia.
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‘We are in a state of constant fear…’: Why Compassion towards Frontline Health Workforce is Crucial for Strengthening Health Systems

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By John Porter, Solomon Salve
| internationalhealthpolicies.org
A great deal has been written about the opportunities and challenges faced by community health workers (CHWs) in the context of LMICs, including India. However, the specific struggles of frontline TB workers (FTWs)—who are equally close to the community—are either overlooked or barely addressed in these discussions. In this article, we’d like to discuss one of their main concerns, while also pointing to a way forward.
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Using a units ontology to annotate pre-existing metadata - Scientific Data

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By John Porter
| Nature
Abstract Automated processing of environmental data is hindered by the wide array of unit representations provided in the metadata of digital datasets. For example, gm/m2, g/m2, gm-2, g/m^2, g.m-2 and gramPerMeterSquared are all representations of a single complex unit that might be human-readable but are not machine-interpretable.
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