We all agreed if we were going to produce the best information for trans and non-binary people and improve the field, we needed more than a casual survey, we needed a robust research study.”

The experienced or anticipated stigma, as well as discrimination from health care professionals which, unfortunately, still continues, even though it’s reducing, is also distressing enough to act as a barrier to seeking care.” We know from large studies that at least in people who are immunocompetent, higher antibody levels directly correlate with clinical protection. In those with normal immune systems, T cell responses, B cell responses, [and] antibody responses all work in synchrony. That synchrony might be broken in, for example, the transplant patient who is on T cell inhibitors. GGQ:Yeah, it’s not just a question of accessibility. Obviously we talked a lot about digital accessibility, but there are a lot of considerations to do for also when people can access content. So in that respect, it’s just the content can open up accessibility to a lot of people who couldn’t potentially travel to a place to access learning or access at specific times, if it’s self learning, obviously digital learning can be also delivered in real time. But if it’s there accessible at all time in the floor work when you need it, where you need it, it opens up to a lot of people who might not be able to, for care and responsibility because of the nature of the job. Or even because they’re career transitioning, they don’t want to tell their current employer that they’re learning something different. So there is a variety, an infinite variety of people and reasons why we access content and training that makes it worthwhile to have it as flexible as possible.Ivy supports different types of repositories which are documented under Resolvers in the Ivy documentation. For purposes of this blog post we'll use the simplest repository type of "FileSystem". NC:I was about to say other books are available, but I’m not sure whether they are on this exact subject. Berner says, “the best way to facilitate screening and overcome these barriers are specialist services that offer a tailored approach. Whether it be scheduling additional appointment time, using muscle relaxants to help with the process or knowing how to correctly gender someone – using the right pronouns and making people feel welcome and at ease. Overall the solar has definitely made a difference but it is on the smallish side. The incremental changes like moving the washing time, adding power efficient lighting has helped, and just identifying the standby power use I think is where the magic is.

The other aspect we’re working on is passive immunity, such as giving someone monoclonal antibodies to get the antibody-mediated protection. They don't get the rest of the B cell and T cell immunity, but they get so much neutralizing capability from these monoclonal antibodies that it does give them some protection. The question is, how durable is that protection? Our one-size-fits-all model of traditional education has been based on the false idea that every student in a given class is performing at the same level academically, behaviorally, and socially and that they all need the same things. As a result, many students are bored, frustrated, or not able to access the learning. We're building the plane as we fly it, and we need to give medical providers across the United States some control over where the plane goes for their individual patients. Right now, we don't have that. If an invitation lands on your doormat, saying, dear Miss Jones and you’re in fact, Mr Jones, you’re not really going to want to visit that service.”Our research into gastrointestinal cancers is advancing our understanding of how different patients respond to treatment.

NC:And indeed the people in this room have that responsibility, I can see people writing that down as you said it. We’re almost coming to the end, we have got time for a few questions. Who would like to ask a question. One at the front here. The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) has since commissioned two new mental health studies that were prioritised by autistic people and their families. The quality of measurements is important to all sciences. Although different terms are used in different disciplines, the underlining principles and problems are the same across disciplines. For example, in physics, the terms “accuracy” and “precision” are commonly used to describe how confident researchers should be in their measurements. In the discourse about survey quality, validity and reliability are the key concepts for measurement quality. Roughly, validity refers to whether an instrument actually measures what it is designed to measure and reliability is the consistency of the instrument’s measurements. NC:I just wondered if we could just ask our audience maybe, just on a show of hands, how many of you have either been tasked with making some improvements and been just not sure where to go next. I mean is this a problem? Interesting yes, about a dozen hands have gone up. SM:A plain language. So it’s the way that we read online, we skim and scan, so it’s a different way of accessing content. So making it, simplifying it and saying things more, in fewer words is better for everybody.In line with the solar, for things like clothes washing and the dish washer, we put them on a timer to run around lunchtime each day while we're at work & lunchtime sun means solar covers all the use.

The genetic makeup of cancer is highly complex and ever-changing,” says Professor Sottoriva. “Understanding how tumours evolve in response to treatment is key to combating drug resistance.”From my testing, converter and validator tags added to the af:outputText don't exhibit the same behaviour. However any other tag, not just adding an af:clientAttribute tag but even an af:clientListener as example will result in the missing   tag. An exciting new test, developed by scientists at The Royal Marsden and the ICR, analyses seven key genes to identify gastro-oesophageal cancer patients who are at risk of relapse following chemotherapy and surgery. Dr Anguraj Sadanandam, Team Leader in Systems and Precision Cancer Medicine at the ICR, says: “Our test could help select patients who are at high risk of relapse after surgery, allowing new therapies to be developed with the potential to change the future standard of care for this subset. The study showed having a male gender marker on healthcare records, meaning patients aren’t automatically called and reminded for screening makes it less likely that someone will make their cervical screening appointment,” explains Berner. A1:The collective, oh yeah the L&D but even, L&D community is there to help our staff so for everyone. So yeah.