#firstPaper

NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West

@arc-west.bsky.social

5 months ago

Participants’ and non-participants’ views of workplace-based colorectal cancer screening in Japan: a secondary qualitative study - BMC Public Health Colorectal cancer (CRC) screening is one of the main causes of death in high-income countries. In Japan, cancer screening programmes are delivered by different insurers, and these programmes are based mainly on communities and workplaces. Although several surveys have suggested participation rates are higher in workplace-based programmes, the experiences and views of participants and non-participants are poorly understood. We conducted a secondary qualitative analysis of transcripts from interviews with people who shared their experiences and/or views of employer-based CRC screenings. By using a qualitative database called DIPEx-Japan, we purposely selected participants who had been on social insurance which indicated they were eligible for workplace-based cancer screening. We excluded (i) individuals with a history of inflammatory colorectal diseases; (ii) individuals who stated that they had been exclusively on National Health Insurance; and (iii) individuals who did not mention workplace-based screening. We conducted a thematic analysis for the selected interviews. We selected 24 cases for analysis. The participants were encouraged to attend workplace-based CRC screening alongside other annual legislated health check-ups or by offering financial assistance to attend comprehensive general health check-ups in hospitals that also include screening by default. Two interviewees who had not attended workplace-based screening said that it was not provided as a mandatory option. The participants often lacked the information required to make an informed choice regarding their participation in workplace-based screening. Several interviewees who had not attended further examinations explained that they were not informed of the necessity or purpose of the screening. Follow-up strategies varied across employers. However, there was an indication that interviewees who had an established relationship with healthcare professionals expressed their willingness to take up further examinations if needed and continued to participate in screening after their retirement. Workplace-based cancer screening programmes may improve uptake of cancer screening because of their mandatory arrangements. However, better communication is needed to explain the risks and benefits of screening which will support their decisions to take up further examinations or encourage continuous participation in screening.

Congratulations to @yhamashima.bsky.social for her #FirstPaper as first author!

Participants’ and non-participants’ views of workplace-based colorectal cancer screening in Japan: a secondary qualitative study

Published in BMC Public Health

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Cassini

@cassinistars.bsky.social

8 months ago

The paper was accepted! #physics #firstpaper
Hopefully published soon... would be cool....

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Adam Summers

@fishguy.bsky.social

9 months ago

Woooohooo!! I wonder how many other #firstPaper entries were from NSF REU.

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Sage from Sages Amore Organics

@sagesamoreorganics.bsky.social

1 year ago

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#BenjaminFranklin owned one of the #firstpaper mills that processed #hempparchment & Vastly wrote of the #Importance of #hempIndustry & #Innovation (not one or the other #Biden )
#Elonmusk
#POTUS
#VP

END THE #Corruption

#DEA you are a #Disgrace and #Abomination according to Benjamin Franklin

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Leticia González

@letigonzalez.bsky.social

1 year ago

Photoisomerization Dynamics of Azo-Escitalopram Using Surface Hopping and a Semiempirical Method The photoisomerization dynamics of azo-escitalopram, a synthetic photoswitchable inhibitor of the human serotonin transporter, is investigated in both gas-phase and water. We use the trajectory surfac...

Last paper of the year, I guess. ⤵️

#SHARC 💙 #MOPAC-Pisa
to accelerate dynamics 🚀
Here #Photoisomerization in ☀️🦈#AzobenzeneDerivative, just published in #JPhysChemB @acspublications.bsky.social

#FirstPaper of Georg Gallmetzer!
#EditorsChoice ! 👏👏

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ExerciseUpdate

@exerciseupdate.bsky.social

1 year ago

Submitted my first paper for presentation at a science conference. Technical it’s is my second, but this conference is in the Spring and the first one is in the Fall and that’s more of a long shot. This one, I pray I get to present. Check it out #science #physics #research #firstpaper #startshere

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Svenja

@svenjabfrenzel.bsky.social

1 year ago

Social Identification in Times of Crisis: How Need to Belong, Perspective Taking, and Cognitive Closure Relate to Changes in Social Identification In a world shaped by global crises—from pandemics to international armed conflicts to an escalating climate crisis—research into human reactions to and coping with uncertainty is becoming increasingl....

Do you want to know how social identities changed during the pandemic? Find out in our new paper: doi.org/10.1111/jasp...

with
@ninamjunker.bsky.social

lead by Franziska Till (www.researchgate.net/profile/Fran...)
#firstpaper
#congratulations

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Scott Bagley

@bagphos.bsky.social

1 year ago

Check out this scheme from my #FirstPaper - just a whole lot of cringe and 3/5 reactions with NaH/DMF among other assorted *damn* is that…
TRIMETHYL TIN AZIDE?
#ChemSky

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