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Meet Naya Monroe, MA, LCDC-I on My Health & Science Publication on Medium introduced by Michael Broadly You can read this valuable story on ILLUMINATION-Curated with my friend link https://lnkd.in/gV2JPmQ5

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Why are site contracts and budgets in clinical research so complex to understand and shrouded in mystery? Find out the answers in my latest video. Share your thoughts in the comments section!

[Clinical Research Budget] Negotiations are straightforward if you think of it this way -- throw everything that you can think of, every cost to run the study, on the budget. If the first contact says no, you escalate it. Provide justification and if the second contact says no, then try to spin it a different way while not pushing too much to risk losing the study (ask for monthly instead of yearly, ask for a one-time fee instead of a recurring fee). If it's still a no, then you see if the other "buckets" that Dan mentioned will cover it. With everything considered and the cost to run the study is too high, you move on. If the sponsor sees many sites moving on from a study, they will consider providing more reimbursement for their budgets and they may even come back to you on the same study too! With line items approved, now you can tell the same sponsor/CRO in the future that this was given to you on a previous study with them. This is where the power of site networks comes into play. Because if one site got a line item approved, another site can get it approved too even if it's not on the same study. Hope this helps a site in need! Best of luck with your negotiations!

Overthinking? Write. Working on scarcity or abundance, I have seen a lot since the nineties. And I have also read a lot as a consumer of critical care research. I have read small, unicentric, ill-conceived studies that unfortunately changed practice. I have witnessed colossal studies giving birth to utterly irrelevant information. And many times, I marveled at the wit and ambition of brilliant researchers. It makes me wonder. In this Substack, I share the relentless, provocative, and iconoclastic voice that lives in the mind of The Thoughtful Intensivist. https://lnkd.in/dc3mb5Rk

This review dives deep into the world of #chroniccough in adults, uncovering surprising causes and game-changing management strategies. - By Vittorakis S et al - Read more at Pneumon Journal - European Publishing DOI: https://lnkd.in/diPY5wJs

We're honored "CheckPOINT: a simple tool to measure Surgical Safety Checklist implementation fidelity" has been named one of BMJ Quality & Safety's Top Research Articles of 2023. CheckPOINT is a simple, reliable tool to help organizations evaluate their implementation of the WHO Surgical Safety Checklist. The tool is effective, requires fewer resources than previous tools, and can help organizations identify key areas for improvement. Paper: https://lnkd.in/eTDn6fhB Authors: Rachel Moyal-Smith DrPH, PA-C, James Etheridge, Nate Turley, Shu Rong Lim, Yves Sonnay, Sarah Payne, Henriëtte Smid-Nanninga, MSc, Rishabh Kothari, MD, William Berry, Joaquim M. Havens, MD, Mary Brindle, MD, MPH Check out the full list: https://lnkd.in/eyma3p2D

Why did I write this memoir? Because I discovered that when it comes to the story of lifelong recovery, there is a dearth of books that delve deeper into what it means to encounter "life on life's terms" long after people like me begin to count the date from our last drink or drug. In my story there are key insights for treatment facilities, advocates, medical professionals, policy makers, researchers, the media, fellow travelers and their families.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on uploading your manuscript submission to the open-access ‘Journal of Metabolic Health’: https://ow.ly/z9ae50SS3Ji. HERE’S WHAT WE COVER: • Navigating the new submission portal • Checking your manuscript against general guidelines • Uploading your blinded manuscript • Adding co-author details • Inserting your abstract and keywords And more. Read the journal focus and scope: https://ow.ly/fYEM50SS3Jh Journal affiliation: Society of Metabolic Health Practitioners Journal publisher: AOSIS Don't let the submission process overwhelm you – our straightforward tutorial will help you complete everything in just a few minutes. If you encounter any difficulties, remember we're always here to assist. Send us an email, and we'll provide the support you need to successfully upload your manuscript. Thank you for watching, and we look forward to receiving your manuscript in our journal portfolio. #AOSIS #MetabolicHealth #InsulinResistance