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Modelling Sessile Droplet Profile Using Asymmetrical Ellipses
(Processes, 2021)Modelling the profile of a liquid droplet has been a mainstream technique for researchers to study the physical properties of a liquid. This study proposes a facile modelling approach using an elliptic model to generate ...JOURNAL ARTICLE -
Nutritional properties of selected superfood extracts and their potential health benefits
(PeerJ, 2021)Background The term ‘superfoods’ is used to market foods considered to have significant health benefits. ‘Superfoods’ are claimed to prevent diseases as well as improving overall health, though the lack of explicit criteria ...JOURNAL ARTICLE -
Physical Activity Participation and Psychological Wellbeing in University Office Workers in China and Australia: An Online Survey
(Healthcare, 2021)Background and purpose: Physical inactivity and prolonged sitting have associations with adverse health. University office workers are at a high risk of psychological and pain issues. This study aimed to explore the ...JOURNAL ARTICLE -
Professionals’ perceptions of a multi-agency computerised data sharing system
(Psychiatry, Psychology and Law, 2021)We examined the perceptions of multi-agency child abuse investigation professionals following the implementation of an independent computerised data linkage system for case tracking purposes. Semi-structured interviews ...JOURNAL ARTICLE -
Process evaluation of an intervention to test the effectiveness of foam border dressings in preventing hospital-acquired sacral pressure injuries (the EEPOC trial): A protocol
(Journal of Tissue Viability, 2021)Background: Prophylactic foam border dressings are recommended for high-risk patients in addition to standard pressure injury prevention protocols despite limited high-quality evidence regarding their effectiveness. This ...JOURNAL ARTICLE