This study determined the interest of a specific group of students and faculty at nonresearch-intensive minority institutions for the NIH core and TAs and competencies in clinical and translational research.
This paper summarizes the outcomes of supporting career training and research practices by faculty from teaching-intensive, minority-serving institutions.
Insulin treatment may have been less intensive in minorities for clinical reasons.
Early thrombin generation was detected in a minority of intensive care patients receiving CVVH without anticoagulation.
Early increase in thrombin generation can be detected in a minority of intensive care patients treated with CVVH without anticoagulation.
More intensive links were a minority and tended to be focussed around a particular project or ' piece of work' like the development of a protocol.
We conclude that activation of coagulation can be detected in a minority of intensive care patients treated with CVVH without anticoagulation.
The majority of H1N1 patients had a mild clinical course, but a minority needed intensive care unit (ICU) treatment for rapidly progressive severe respiratory failure of viral pneumonitis and ARDS [ 11, 12].
Potential cultural barriers to a more intensive insulin regimen in minorities also include: 1) a greater aversion to parenteral injections or to multiple injections; 2) greater fear of hypoglycemic events; 3) greater aversion to glucose monitoring; and 4) cultural barriers relating to images of wellness, such as a cultural aversion to public display of illness.
The combination of valproic acid, ATRA and low-dose cytarabine is a safe alternative for AML patients unfit for intensive chemotherapy, but only a minority of patients respond to the treatment and relatively few patients achieved complete remission.
[Conversation between doctor Robberechts and son of patient, Field note, Quintus] This ethnographic study investigates factors contributing to conflicts between healthcare professionals and family members from ethnic minority groups in an intensive care setting in Belgium.
