Background Funding changes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic supported the
growth of direct-to-consumer virtual walk-in clinics in several countries. Little is known about …

Background: Walk-in clinics are common in North America and are designed to provide
acute episodic care without an appointment. We sought to describe a sample of walk-in clinic …

Importance Virtual visits became more common after the COVID-19 pandemic, but it is
unclear in what context they are best used. Objective To investigate whether there was a …

Objective: We aimed to describe family physicians who primarily practice in a walk-in clinic
setting and compare them to family physicians who provide longitudinal care. Design: A cross…

… Acknowledgements: The authors thank Alexander Kopp for contributions to the study design
and data analysis and Cherryl Bird, Krysta Nesbitt, Patrick Roncal and Jerome Johnson for …

Problem. Co-dependence (CODC) is described as an" incurable disease" by some practitioners
in the addictions treatment business. The CODC concept developed in isolation from …

… We would like to thank our patient partners Cherryl Bird, Krysta Nesbitt, Jerome Johnson
and Patrick Roncal, for their contributions to discussions about our study findings. We also …

… 11 David Horrell and Cherryl Hunt's ongoing work on the use of the Bible in environmental
ethics is clarifying further the range of possibilities currently available in that field. I am …

… in the present study closely agrees with Cherryl et al. (2014) and Balaji et al. (2009). … The
average body weight per broiler bird was 1880.0 g against 3184.6 g total feed consumed in …

Aim: The objective of this study was to investigate the dietary advantages of inclusion of
unconventional nutrient source, ie, Azolla in the basal diet of White Pekin broilers. Materials and …