Background: lack of knowledge and awareness of COVID-19 and radiation safety among healthcare professionals will adversely affect their health and the patients’ safety due to unnecessary radiation exposure and rapid spread of COVID-19. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the knowledge and the awareness of both domains; COVID-19 and radiation awareness in one survey study. 

Eclampsia, a severe form of hypertensive disorder during pregnancy (HDsP), labor, and post birth, characterized by seizures, even life-threatening cerebral hemorrhage, hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, and low platelet count (HELLP) syndrome, multi-organ failure continues to be a real concern around the world, especially low-resource countries. 

A logic model was developed as part of an evaluation of a case management program (CMP) for frequent users in a health and social services center in the province of Québec (Canada). Five approaches were used as part of a qualitative multiple case study methodology: analysis of unpublished documents, review of literature on CMPs for frequent users, in-depth interviews, focus groups with stakeholders and participant observations. Collected data were analyzed using thematic analysis and validated by the health and social services center’s partners.

The one conceptual key to improving newborn healthcare outcomes is thought to be bridging the access gap to care, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. However, recent studies have reported conflicting results relative to establishing a link between outcomes and access to care intervention programs.

Breathing instruction in physiotherapy is considered an important skill for the assessment and intervention in diaphragmatic dysfunction associated with respiratory disorders. For respiratory physiotherapy, it is necessary to understand the characteristics of respiratory movements in the thorax and abdomen and to evaluate the laterality and difference in movements depending on the site.