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This study determines whether the culture within an acute care hospital empowers 'all' nurses to be leaders by exploring intersectionality and nursing leadership in the context of the social environment.

Nurses practice leadership in their day-to-day activities as clinical leaders alongside traditional roles of management and leadership. However, some nurses do not acknowledge nursing work as leadership activity, nor is it seen so by others where hierarchical leadership approaches remain prevalent. Social constructs of gender and race are barriers to accessing formal leadership positions for some, while dominant power structures such as class diminish the value of bedside nursing work. Unexplored is the impact of the intersection of these and other social identities on nurses being leaders.

An embedded case study design.

Thirty-one participants participated in semi-structured interviews. Four levels of analysis including inductive and deductive approaches were applied to the data. The research compliey active, widening opportunities.
Health organisations need to be aware of intersectionality in the workplace and explore equity in their structures to be genuinely empowering. Nursing leadership must examine strategies that challenge and decolonise the nursing profession. Bedside nurses should be given more power and respected as leaders of the patient experience, achievable through a renewed emphasis on the fundamentals of care and resonant leadership, which can neutralise a culture of managerialism. Intersectionality can inform the development of new nursing leadership roles that enable nurses to remain clinically active, widening opportunities.T cell immunotherapy holds significant challenges in solid tumors, mainly due to the T cells' low activation and the decreased synthesis-release of therapeutic proteins, including perforin and granzyme B, which are present in lysosomes. In this study, a lysosome-targeting nanoparticle (LYS-NP) is developed by way of a mineralized metal-organic framework (MOF) coupled with a lysosome-targeting aptamer (CD63-aptamer) to enhance the antitumor effect of T cells. The MOF synthesized from Zn2+ and dimethylimidazole has good protein encapsulation and acid sensitivity, and is thus an ideal lysosomal delivery vector. Calcium carbonate (CaCO3 ) is used to induce MOF mineralization, improve the composite material's stability in encapsulating therapeutic protein, and provide calcium ions with synergistic effects. Before mineralization, perforin and granzyme B-T cell-needed therapeutic proteins for tumors-are preloaded with the MOF. Moreover, T cells are pretreated with processed tumor-specific antigens to activate or produce memory before reprogramming the lysosomes, facilitating the T cell receptor (TCR) for release of the therapeutic proteins. Using T cells recombined by LYS-NPs, a significant enhancement of breast cancer control is confirmed.Sturmberg and Martin make a compelling case for primary healthcare (PHC) to be the foundation for universal healthcare (UHC). They state that a system should have necessary resources, but what does that mean? Basic economic theory postulates that all resources are limited and that choices must be made between competing options. For a UHC system to be successful and resilient, it must accept that healthcare is a limited right, there will always be inequalities in healthcare delivery and outcomes, primary care physicians and their teams must accept the added burden of balancing the needs of their personal patients with the greater system, leaders and observers of healthcare systems must accept that moderation and balance will often be the best outcome even though they are difficult to measure, and leaders of healthcare systems must accept that they cannot control the system, but contribute by providing context and limited constraints, information, and resources. A deeper understanding of complex adaptive systems will best guide these necessary changes.
The rate of glucocorticoid (GC) usage is significantly higher in systemic juvenile idiopathic arthritis (SJIA) than other JIA subtypes. There is no consensus on the duration and dosage of GC treatment. We aimed to investigate the risk factors of polyphasic/persistent disease course and the effect of dose and duration of GC treatment on SJIA prognosis.

Forty-two patients diagnosed with SJIA and the duration of disease was longer than two years included. Patients were divided as monophasic and others (polyphasic/persistent disease course). D1553 Risk factors of polyphasic/persistent disease course, which were clinical and laboratory findings of the patients, treatment options, dose, and duration of GCs were evaluated for the first active disease periods and for all flares in the entire disease course.

Of the 42 SJIA patients, 21 had monophasic, and 21 had polyphasic/persistent disease. Cumulative dosages and durations of glucocorticoid treatment were similar in two groups at first flare(OR1,032p0,671)(OR1,113p0SJIA. An active disease period that longer than 1.5 months, presentation of hepatosplenomegaly at initial disease course, and high ALT levels at the recurrences should warn physicians of polyphasic/persistent disease.
Treatment-resistant dermatophytosis caused by Trichophyton mentagrophytes/interdigitale complex has emerged as a global public health threat, particularly in endemic countries like India and has spread to many other countries. This veritable spread is alarming due to increase in resistance to terbinafine, which targets the ergosterol biosynthetic pathway by inhibiting the enzyme squalene epoxidase (SQLE). About two third of studies worldwide have reported amino acid substitutions Phe397Leu and Leu393Phe in the SQLE protein to be responsible for high terbinafine MICs.

We evaluated the efficacy of the newly developed DermaGenius
Resistance real-time PCR assay to rapidly identify Trichophyton isolates harbouring most common SQLE mutant (Phe397Leu and Leu393Phe) conferring high terbinafine resistance from wild-type susceptible isolates.

A total of 97 Trichophyton isolates confirmed by ITS sequencing as T.mentagrophytes/interdigitale (recently named T.indotineae n=90), T.rubrum/T.soudanense (n=3), T mentagrophytes (n=2) and T tonsurans (n=2) were analysed to evaluate DermaGenius
Resistance real-time PCR assay.
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