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- A Ação Psicológica e os Assuntos Civis na Campanha Militar no Teatro de Operações de Moçambique (1964-1975)Publication . Marçal, Nuno; Ribeiro, Nuno; Nascimento, Alexandra; Gomes, Samuel; Margarido, Paulo; Correia, EdsonO presente trabalho de investigação apresenta como tema “A Ação Psicológica e os Assuntos Civis na Campanha Militar no Teatro de Operações (TO) de Moçambique (1964-1975)”, um assunto com reconhecido interesse para o Exército Português. O objetivo principal é analisar a Ação Psicológica (APsic) e os Assuntos Civis (AssCiv) na Campanha Militar no TO de Moçambique (1964-1975) do ponto de vista das Forças Terrestres (FT), estabelecendo um paralelismo entre estes conceitos e os das Operações Psicológicas (PSYOPS) e da Cooperação Civil-Militar (CIMIC) à luz da doutrina nacional atual. Para a elaboração do trabalho recorreu-se à metodologia da investigação científica utilizando o método dedutivo, apoiada em pesquisa bibliográfica e documental acerca desta temática, complementada com uma entrevista a um militar ex-combatente. Abstract: This research work presents the theme "The Psychological Action and Civil Affairs in Mozambique military campaign theatre of operations (1964-1975)", a subject with recognized interest for the Portuguese Army. The main objective is to analyze the Psychological Action and Civil Affairs from the point of view of land forces in Mozambique military campaign theatre of operations, establishing a parallel concept between the concepts and the Psychological Operations and Military-Civilian Cooperation used in current Portuguese doctrine. To produce this research work was followed the scientific research methodology using the deductive scientific method supported by bibliographic and documentary research about the theme, complemented by interview made to military veteran.
- Patient perspectives on handling single-dose versus multi-dose eye drops : a cross-over studyPublication . Dias, José António; Silva, João Filipe; Lopes, Nuno; Cruz, Mário; Margarido, PauloBackground: There is a lack of data evaluating the relative usability of single-dose and multi-dose containers for delivery of eye drops. This study aimed to evaluate the usability, convenience and patient preferences of eye drops in single- versus multi-dose containers. Methods: A prospective, open-label, multicentre, cross-over study was conducted in Portugal between April and June 2017. Participants aged 50 years or older and had indications for eye lubricant use were included. The participants were allocated to use either multi-dose or single-dose containers followed by switching during the study period. The usability, convenience and patient preferences of each eye drop containers were collected using a novel questionnaire developed by the authors of this study. Descriptive statistical analyses were performed for all outcomes. Results: A total of 114 participants completed the study. Overall, participants found the use of multi-dose containers easier than single-dose containers based on ease of container opening and ease of eye drop application. Multi-dose containers were less likely to have drops remaining in the container at disposal and had improved legibility of labels versus single-dose containers. Conclusion: The findings suggest that multi-dose eye drop containers were associated with better handling and use compared with single-dose containers.