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Rural physicians face many challenges with providing rural health care, which often leads to innovative solutions. Despite their creativity with overcoming barriers, there is a lack of support for rural health research - an area of health care where research makes great impacts on small communities. Rural research capacity building (RRCB) is essential to support rural physicians so that they can conduct relevant research, but RRCB programs are sparse. Thus, our team at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada, has created an RRCB ecosystem through the 6for6 and Rural360 programs, which outline a pathway for rural physicians to make meaningful contributions to their communities through research. This article describes the RRCB ecosystem and explains how the 6for6 and Rural360 programs address the need for RRCB. Designed to train six rural physicians over six sessions per year, 6for6 fosters learning of research practices through a conceptual framework that envelops complexity science, systems thinking, and anchored instruction. The use of this framework allows the learning to be grounded in issues that are locally relevant for each participant and follows guiding principles that enable many types of learning. Rural360 continues the pathway by providing an in-house funding opportunity with an iterative review process that allows participants to continue developing their research skills and, ultimately, secure funding for their project. This anchored delivery model of RRCB programming is made possible through many support systems including staff, librarians, instructors, the university, and other stakeholders. It has successfully helped form communities of practice, promotes collaboration both between learners and with third parties, encourages self-organization with flexibility for learners outside of the in-house sessions, and ultimately drives social accountability in addressing local healthcare issues.
Introduction identifying maternal attitudes and behaviors related to child feeding could be difficult since the underlying constructs are abstract and complex. Different questionnaires have been used to identify these constructs one of the most widely used is the Comprehensive Feeding Practices Questionnaire (CFPQ), which had been validated in different populations. However, no previous study ever validated the CFPQ in Mexican mothers. Material and methods a process of cultural adaptation was done to adapt the CFPQ to Mexican mothers, and subsequently a confirmatory factor analysis was done. A total of 300 mother-preschooler pairs participated. Weight and height were measured and the nutritional status was obtained. Results the CFPQ is a useful questionnaire to identify child feeding practices, since the model's goodness of fit indices were acceptable (CFI = 0.943, TLI = 0.937, NFI = 0.874 and RMSEA = 0.042), as was the internal consistency of the CFPQ. Conclusion the CFPQ version that was translated into Septable (CFI = 0.943, TLI = 0.937, NFI = 0.874 and RMSEA = 0.042), as was the internal consistency of the CFPQ. Conclusion the CFPQ version that was translated into Spanish and adapted to Mexican mothers demonstrated significant internal reliability, and therefore is useful to identify and describe maternal child-feeding practices.Endoscopic evaluation of ampulla of Vater, although routinely recommended, is not always possible due to its anatomic configuration that can hide it from the visual field of the forward-viewing endoscope. Cap-assisted forward-viewing endoscopy has been proposed as a useful alternative to facilitate the examination of this structure.
Assess the efficacy of cap-assisted forward-viewing endoscopy for the complete evaluation of the ampulla of Vater (AV). Secondary outcomes were to assess AV morphology, search and total procedure times, and technique safety.

Prospective, single-arm study. We included patients who were selected for elective upper endoscopy. We excluded patients with advanced neoplasia, modified anatomy, upper gastrointestinal stenosis, or obstructions.

We included 90 patients, 36 men (40%) and 54 women (60%). Fifteen percent had a history of hereditary colon cancer syndrome. Technical success of cap-assisted, forward-viewing endoscopy was 98.8%. AV was classified as type 1 (classic) in 49.4%, type 2 (small) in 16.8%, type 3 (protruding) in 11.2% and type 4 (ridged) in 22.4%. Mean search time was 37.7 s (SD ±31.6) and total procedure time was 487.4 s (SD ±206.2). No adverse events were reported.

Cap-assisted forward-viewing endoscopy is an effective and safe technique for complete visualization and morphologic characterization of the ampulla of Vater.
Cap-assisted forward-viewing endoscopy is an effective and safe technique for complete visualization and morphologic characterization of the ampulla of Vater.Harvesting solar energy for photothermal conversion in an efficient manner for steam-electricity cogeneration is particularly opportune in the context of comprehensive solar utilization to address the challenge of a global shortage of fresh water. However, the fragile solar thermal devices and the single-energy utilization pattern greatly hinder extensive solar energy exploitation and practical application. Herein, a flexible carbon cloth nanocomposite with a biomimetic pelargonium hortorum-petal-like surface that embraces all desirable chemical and physical properties, that is, enhanced light acquisition, excellent photothermal property, and operational durability, for high-performance solar-driven interfacial water evaporation distillation is reported. Combined with the two-dimensional water channel, the solar evaporator shows a solar-to-steam conversion efficiency of 93% under the simulated solar illumination of 1 kW m-2. VY-3-135 More strikingly, the solar steam generation-induced electricity based on the practical consideration toward more infusive solar thermal application is proposed. Such integrative steam-electricity generators presented here provide an attractive method to produce on-site electricity and fresh water in an individualized mode in various resource-constrained areas.
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