The authors of "Autoproteolytic mechanism of CdiA toxin release reconstituted in vitro" included RRIDs in their paper! Thank you for making your methods matter!
2024.11.29 02:00 RRIDRobot The authors of "Autoproteolytic mechanism of CdiA toxin release reconstituted in vitro" included RRIDs in their paper! Thank you for making your methods matter!
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2024.11.29 02:00 RRIDRobot The authors of "Current Protocols in Pharmacology: Overview of Mouse Models of Autism Spectrum Disorders" included RRIDs in their paper! We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility.
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2024.11.29 02:00 Apart_Ambition_2293 Is this normal? (OTA FW1 student observing in a SNF)
I’m an OTA student in fieldwork 1 observing at a long term care facility/SNF. All patients at this facility receiving OT are billed for 45-68 minutes, depending on whether they have Medicare Part A or Medicare Part B. The time starts the minute you walk into the room and includes time spent documenting.
One of the OTAs I was observing was treating a patient with contractures on both sides of her upper and lower extremities. The patient screamed nonstop before, during, and after we left her room. We repositioned the patient, used a carrot to open her hand, applied hand/wrist splints, and walked out within 15 minutes.
As we were walking out, the treating OTA said in a frustrated tone that there was nothing else we could do for the patient. When I asked her how something like this would be billed, she said it would be billed for ~55 minutes. Confused, I asked how that was possible. The OTA proceeded to explain to me that this was normal practice in SNFs, and implied that therapists are forced to do unspoken, unethical things in order to meet productivity demands (which is 90% or 93% for OTAs at this facility). She also said that rehab directors don’t care how you make it happen.
I asked the treating OTA if it would be reasonable to recommend the patient for discharge given the circumstances, and she said technically yes, but that the patient would just end up getting picked back up by the rehab department for contracture care.
My OTA clinical instructor who was present, added that technically the treating OTA could document that the treatment was ~55 minutes because she would have to return to the room to remove the splints within the hour.
Is this normal practice in SNFs? As an OTA or OT would you do something different? What are your thoughts?
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2024.11.29 02:00 chooweyh [15M] I’m so bored sm1 talk to me 🙏
pretty sure I’ve got insomnia I just wanna talk to someone and get some good convos going to provide some entertainment im a pretty interesting guy🙏
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2024.11.29 02:00 RRIDRobot RRIDs were included in the Journal of Comparative Neurology paper "Estrogen Receptor Beta Expression in the Mouse Forebrain: Age and Sex Differences".We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility.
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2024.11.29 02:00 Quirky_Ad_5420 Ryo (@9jecbhFn8X3wWYJ)
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2024.11.29 02:00 RRIDRobot The authors of "Efferent Pathways of the Mouse Lateral Habenula" included RRIDs in their paper! RRIDs like this improve reproducibility in scientific research.
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2024.11.29 02:00 RRIDRobot RRIDs were included in the genesis paper "Derivation of Chondrocyte and Osteoblast Reporter Mouse Embryonic Stem Cell Lines".We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility.
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2024.11.29 02:00 obiwan6246 Looking to share
I am looking to share my server in exchange for access to your server. I have 15k movies, and 130k tv shows.
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2024.11.29 02:00 RRIDRobot RRIDs were included in the Developmental Neurobiology paper "Primary cilia and Gli3 activity regulate cerebral cortical size".We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility.
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2024.11.29 02:00 norcatic vocal recovery tips?
im in an emo band and regularly use vocal fry and false chord tehcniques for screaming and yelling. normally i have no issues and i'm able to push myself on highs and lows, but recently i've kind had to find a sweet spot and if i don't i end up coughing a bunch or just get general discomfort which i've never had before. is there something i can do to get my vocals back to normal? maybe a warm up? or just anything i can do to help recover and prevent myself from straining?
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2024.11.29 02:00 AmazonNewsBot EA's 'Madden NFL' Chief Talks Amazon Docuseries 'It's in the Game' - Variety
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2024.11.29 02:00 RRIDRobot The authors of "Painful Nerve Injury Upregulates Thrombospondin-4 Expression in Dorsal Root Ganglia" included RRIDs in their paper! We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility.
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2024.11.29 02:00 Aggressive_Belt_8163 Beast boss on Squig
What color should his sword be?
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2024.11.29 02:00 DefinitionWeak7777 A question about rare mons from a student.
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2024.11.29 02:00 RRIDRobot The authors of "Pancreatic duct cells as a source of VEGF in mice" included RRIDs in their paper! RRIDs like this improve reproducibility in scientific research.
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2024.11.29 02:00 Personal_Fly5517 27 [m4r] thanksgiving is over . Let’s be friends
Hi there. I’m looking to make a friend to talk to about anything tonight. I’d prefer a female but I’ll chat with anyone. I reply quick and I’ll be up all night so hit me up for details (:
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2024.11.29 02:00 Dar3913 Fiddlesticks Match #1464
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2024.11.29 02:00 dr34m1n9d3m0n Need help making a design that symbolizes Kendricks song auntie diaries
Hello! Ive been thinking about having a tattoo designed about this song since it means a-lot to me, im planning on doing it as a stick and poke which I know is advised against but symbolic tattoos are my exception.
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2024.11.29 02:00 RRIDRobot The authors of "Centralized Mouse Repositories" included RRIDs in their paper! We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility.
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2024.11.29 02:00 TheSpaceLoL What are Things you Wish Power Rangers Improved on?
Just as the title suggests, what are things you wish Power Rangers did differently or could improve in specific areas.
Story, characters, Zords, designs, seasons, themes, etc.
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2024.11.29 02:00 RRIDRobot RRIDs were included in the Hippocampus paper "Impairments in experience-dependent scaling and stability of hippocampal place fields limit spatial learning in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease".We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility.
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2024.11.29 02:00 gbizzle10 LP posters
Recently purchased these 2 LP posters. Made out of metal. Pretty sweet hanging in my basement
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2024.11.29 02:00 RRIDRobot RRIDs were included in the Mammalian Genome paper "Beyond knockouts: cre resources for conditional mutagenesis".We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility.
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2024.11.29 02:00 Proof-Adeptness-8388 Forgetting to breathe?
14M slightly overweight.
I don’t think it’s a problem with breathing itself but sometimes I just forget to breathe for like 10-30seconds or I breath once every 5 seconds for a few minutes and then my chest hurts for a solid few minutes. Honestly I don’t think it’s an issue I’m just curious if this is unique or not. I don’t have any other breathing issues, it’s just psychological I think
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