Neil Morte

United States Georgia Southern University

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评论了 Enabling people to live well with dementia
Funding opportunities: https://www.nihr.ac.uk/researchers/funding-opportunities/?custom_in_type=11665

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评论了 The Association Between Patterns of Social Engagement and Conversion From Mild Cognitive Impairment to Dementia
This is an example of evidence of the importance of social engagement for overall health

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评论了 Telephone-based aftercare groups for family carers of people with dementia – results of the effect evaluation of a randomised controlled trial
"A specially designed inpatient psychosomatic rehabilitation (rehab) programme for family carers of people with dementia has proven to be effective but not sustainable. Therefore, the present study aims to increase the sustainability of the inpatient rehab programme by using thematically structured telephone aftercare group sessions."

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评论了 Understanding awareness of music therapy in parents of children with special needs in India: A survey study
Limited services while parents have a willingness goes to show there is not enough awareness and professionals for it. Could it be the education and health system needing to raise importance of music therapy and seeing there is a need?

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评论了 Alzheimer's disease detection using explainable AI on PET images
89.2% average accuracy detection of Alzheimer's or healthy across methods and studies. Good to see consistency, but how can that accuracy get even better through the use of AI? Does that mean more research has to be done and more data has to be collected?

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评论了 NICU music therapy effects on maternal mental health and preterm infant's emotional arousal
"MUSIP improved maternal mental health and affected preterm infants' emotional arousal, with positive trends in decreasing heart rate, stabilizing oxygen saturation, and reducing length of hospitalization."

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评论了 Framework for identifying and visualising emotional atmosphere in online learning environments in the COVID-19 Era
Could be challenging for a single instructor, but with multiple instructors, easier for recognition of emotion, understanding, concentration, engagement. But seems very complex from the model standpoint.

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评论了 NRC COVID-19 community support
Not sure if funding is still being provided for this period or if there will be more funding, but the page is not available.

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评论了 Sofina Covid Solidarity Fund
There are also a lot of funding opportunities through this foundation that span culture, environment, and health.

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评论了 Wyoming: Environmental Quality Incentives Program
Here are the 5 steps for funding: https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/detailfull/national/newsroom/features/?cid=stelprdb1193811

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评论了 The power of social networking in medicine
The abstract and full article are not available, but based on the title, I think it is critical when it comes sharing of knowledge and collaboration. That is how research can travel and raising awareness of certain issues. Networking in general is how improvements can take place.

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评论了 Using Board Games to Foster Clinical Reasoning Among New Graduate Nurses
The clinical reasoning framework is the key here. In general, this gamification is great to gain that higher level of thinking, thinking outside the box

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评论了 Change in pre- and in-service early childhood educators’ knowledge, self-efficacy, and intentions following an e-learning course in physical activity and sedentary behaviour: a pilot study
I can see where that extra learning opportunities and curious to see how this would be on a larger scale. Knowing the success of the pilot, great potential going forward I think.

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评论了 Fitness, physical activity, and exercise in multiple sclerosis: a systematic review on current evidence for interactions with disease activity and progression
Definitely a need for MS research as there seems to be little known about what can be done to prevent or slow down progression. Exercise sounds like a component to improve upon the functional measure, but remains to be seen what is done physiologically.

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评论了 Evidence-based physical activity for COVID-19: what do we know and what do we need to know?
As we know from other research, physical activity is so helpful for our health holistically.