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Positive impacts were reported, but study quality was generally low and reliant on data from retrospective evaluation designs. Key features of service delivery were identified a proactive outreach approach, centrally organised but locally delivered interventions, event-specific professional competencies and an emphasis on psycho-educational content.<br /><br /> Despite the limitations in the quantity and quality of the evidence base, consistent messages are identified for bereavement support provision during the pandemic. High quality primary studies are needed to ensure service improvement in the current crisis and to guide future disaster response efforts.<br /><br />Despite the limitations in the quantity and quality of the evidence base, consistent messages are identified for bereavement support provision during the pandemic. High quality primary studies are needed to ensure service improvement in the current crisis and to guide future disaster response efforts.<br /><br /> Invasive pneumococcal disease is seasonal and associated with influenza, but the same is uncertain for pleural infection. We set out to investigate whether pleural infection referrals similarly correlate with the seasonal variation in influenza burden and whether the microbiologic etiology varies according to certain factors.<br /><br /> Cases of pleural infection were retrieved from the database of a Pleural Unit in a tertiary hospital in the UK. The rate of referrals for pleural infection was compared to contemporary national rates of influenza hospitalizations and primary care presentation with influenza like illnesses.<br /><br /> Between August 2015 and December 2019, 157 cases of pleural infection were diagnosed. The monthly rate of referrals with pleural infections was 3.8 cases/month, but this varied between months [range 0-6 cases]. No clear increase in pleural infection referrals coinciding or falling after peak influenza diagnosis was observed. However, the rate of infection referrals correlated positively with the overall monthly volume of pleural referrals (β 0.035, <br /><br /> =0.004). Gram negative bacteria seemed more common during the hotter months, in hospital-acquired infections and in younger adults. Young adults were more commonly infected with pneumococci than older adults, who were more vulnerable to anaerobic infections.<br /><br /> Direct association between the rate of pleural infection cases and influenza activity was not identified. [https://www.selleckchem.com/products/bp-1-102.html https://www.selleckchem.com/products/bp-1-102.html] Pleural infection microbiology appears to differ according to age and environmental temperatures.<br /><br />Direct association between the rate of pleural infection cases and influenza activity was not identified. Pleural infection microbiology appears to differ according to age and environmental temperatures.<br /><br /> Entrectinib, an oral pan-TRK, ALK, and ROS1 inhibitor is approved as a first-line treatment for NTRK-rearranged solid tumors and ROS1-rearranged non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). It has demonstrated clinical efficacy for patients harboring the relevant gene rearrangement in both systemic and intracranial disease, regardless of the tumor type.<br /><br /> In this review, the authors analyzed data from preclinical and clinical studies, the characteristics of entrectinib compared to those of other relevant inhibitors (currently available and/or under investigation), and the emerging resistance mechanisms. The authors then provide the readers with their future perspectives.<br /><br /> Entrectinib has been well studied across many tumor types, including NSCLC with ALK, ROS1, and NTRK rearrangements. The drug has demonstrated favorable properties with oral administration, prolonged response duration, high intracranial efficacy, and a favorable toxicity profile. However, with acquisition of resistance and the development of newer generation TKIs, the optimal place for entrectinib in the landscape of targeted therapies for NSCLC warrants further validation.<br /><br />Entrectinib has been well studied across many tumor types, including NSCLC with ALK, ROS1, and NTRK rearrangements. The drug has demonstrated favorable properties with oral administration, prolonged response duration, high intracranial efficacy, and a favorable toxicity profile. However, with acquisition of resistance and the development of newer generation TKIs, the optimal place for entrectinib in the landscape of targeted therapies for NSCLC warrants further validation.<br /><br /> Hospital palliative care is an essential part of the COVID-19 response, but relevant data are lacking. The recent literature underscores the need to implement protocols for symptom control and the training of non-specialists by palliative care teams.<br /><br /> The aim of the study was to describe a palliative care unit's consultation and assistance intervention at the request of an Infectious Diseases Unit during the COVID-19 pandemic, determining what changes needed to be made in delivering palliative care.<br /><br /> This is a single holistic case study design using data triangulation, for example, audio recordings of team meetings and field notes.<br /><br /> This study was conducted in the Palliative Care Unit of the AUSL-IRCCS hospital of Reggio Emilia, which has no designated beds, consulting with the Infectious Diseases Unit of the same hospital.<br /><br /> A total of 9 physicians and 22 nurses of the Infectious Diseases Unit and two physicians of the Palliative Care Unit participated in the study.Our Palliative Care Unit developed a feasible 18-day multicomponent consultation intervention. Three macro themes were identified (1) new answers to new needs, (2) symptom relief and decision-making process, and (3) educational and training issues.<br /><br /> From the perspective of palliative care, some changes in usual care needed to be made. These included breaking bad news, patients' use of communication devices, the limited time available for the delivery of care, managing death necessarily only inside the hospital, and relationships with families.<br /><br />From the perspective of palliative care, some changes in usual care needed to be made. These included breaking bad news, patients' use of communication devices, the limited time available for the delivery of care, managing death necessarily only inside the hospital, and relationships with families.