CONCLUSIONS: Preliminary findings suggest that financial toxicity is present in a majority of SPORTSMEN patients before treatment and is strongly associated with familial financial strain, highlighting the importance of early financial screening and intervention at the time of diagnosis. Baseline EQ-5D-5L data further demonstrate substantial functional impairment and pain burden, underscoring the need for early supportive and multidisciplinary interventions.

CONCLUSIONS: The accuracy of the Inpatient Metastatic Spine Score for prospectively assessing the prognosis of inpatients with spine metastases for a randomized controlled trial was 72%, significantly superior to that historically provided by Medical Oncology prognosis. These findings strongly support that the prognosis of inpatients with spinal metastases may be most accurately determined by the Inpatient Metastatic Spine Score.

CONCLUSION: Continuous monitoring is associated with a higher detection rate of atrial arrhythmia recurrences following AF catheter ablation. These findings suggest that continuous monitoring should be considered the standard of care, especially in evaluating new ablation strategies and technologies.

CONCLUSIONS: This study presents an internationally informed framework of research priorities for prehospital emergency care. The findings provide a practical foundation for researchers, funders, EMS organizations, and policy stakeholders to align future research efforts, reduce duplication, and address high-impact gaps across diverse prehospital systems, while remaining responsive to local context.

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