BARRIERS AND ENABLERS TO THE MANAGEMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS IN PRIMARY CARE IN IRELAND FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY USING THE THEORETICAL DOMAINS FRAMEWORK

Objectives To explore the barriers and enablers to providing and receiving primary care for osteoarthritis (OA) in Ireland from the perspectives of primary care healthcare professionals (HCPs) and individuals with OA.Design Descriptive qualitative study incorporating an inductive thematic analysis to identify key barrier and enabler themes and subs

Abstract Background Mice with genetic deficiencies in adaptive immunity are used for the grafting of human cells or pathogens, to study human diseases, however, the innate immune responses to xenografts in these mice has received little attention.Using the NOD/SCID Plasmodium falciparum mouse model an analysis of innate defences responsible for the

Ammonia is considered a potential carbon-free alternative to fossil fuels.However, its unfavorable combustion characteristics and propensity to form fuel NOx pose a challenge for its use as fuel for internal combustion engines.The high-pressure dual fuel (HPDF) direct-injection of ammonia could offer the potential to reduce ammonia slip and decreas

Soil nailing is a prevalent and cost-effective technique employed to reinforce and enhance the stability of precarious natural or cut slopes; however, its application as a primary support system to prevent collapses or cave-ins during foundation excavation could be more frequent.To better understand the behavior of such a support system, this study