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“a worrying trend”

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Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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16 26 Concerning the adherence to the outlined preventive measures, including avoiding crowd, frequent washing of hands with detergents or disinfectants and the use of face coverings, we observed a worrying trend where the majority of the respondents admitted to not practicing these aforementioned public health guidelines with an increased odd of contracting the disease as a result (OR >1).
Notably, patient request was most frequently reported as the least common reason for initiation, highlighting a worrying trend in the literature that patient choice and informed consent are often not prioritised prior to starting an MCA. 2 , 23 Hereafter, it is imperative that research looks into patients' and carers' views on MCAs and the alternatives available to them, in order to bring patient autonomy back to the forefront of aiding medication compliance.
Medication compliance aids unpackaged: A national survey.
Br J Clin Pharmacol · 2022 · PMC9542868
However, the lack of compliance by senior doctors is a worrying trend because it has been shown that the infection control measures of junior staff are influenced by their seniors; junior staff members were less likely to wash their hands (odds ratio 0.2) if an accompanying senior staff member did not wash their hands. 12 There are varying practices regarding aseptic technique for lumbar punctures amongst doctors, with significant differences according to grade and level of experience.
Yet a statement received by some of us from a recent reviewer echoes a worrying trend to enforce phylogenetic adjustments everywhere where data of phylogenetic origin are used: “Although I agree with the authors’ rationale for not wanting to use PGLS 1 , in this day and age it is simply not acceptable to NOT do the analyses using PGLS.” We argued that this was unnecessary, and the editors were in agreement.