An All-Out Life
Zhelnov P. An all-out life. Zheln. 2020 Oct 14;42(1):s1e1. URI: https://zheln.com/summary/2020/10/14/1/.
Highlights
- New record uploads have been halted while I do administrative work
- However, older records get appraised in the process
- The protocol has been extended to a full nonprofit business plan—The Zheln Manual
- Struggling to publish and register the Manual in PROSPERO by the end of October
New Appraisals in Progress
- How good is C-reactive protein measurement with regard to health outcomes?
- What is the association between sugar-free gum and dental caries?
- How big is the impact of perinatal care systems on infant mortality?
- How effective is empathy training in health care education?
- What are the current therapeutic applications of human mesenchymal stem cells?
- How useful is patient blood management to improve outcomes of major surgery?
Full Text Wanted!
- How is homelessness experienced by transgender people?
- How useful is physical exercise for people living with breast cancer?
General Status
- No new records have been downloaded from PubMed since the last summary.
- However, I have finally conducted primary appraisals of 67 older records, which is the largest appraisal session on Zheln to date; accordingly, there has been a major update on the Zheln website.
- In addition to the three full systematic review appraisals featured earlier (two + one), there are now six more! Also, two more were selected but are lacking full text. Please contact me if you wish to help procuring them.
- Now the 67 records appraised are in the middle of getting fully-specialty-tagged as part of their Zheln appraisal process. Also, I’m using these tagging sessions to calculate the time required to fully-specialty-tag a record.
Lieutenant General Status
- From an administrative standpoint, Zheln is in constant jeopardy, to be honest, with funds and human resources critically lacking.
- It has become very clear now that with my solitary involvement, the Zheln’s mission is unattainable.
- Therefore, I need to raise resources.
- Per my latest calculations (see the pre-latest), nine full-time jobs will be required, at the very least: three full-time primary appraisers, five full-time specialty-taggers, and at least one half-full-appraiser/half-website-maintainer.
- With a wage of $15 per hour, that I consider a minimum pay, and a maximum 48-hour working week, this will amount to the required crowdfunding of $25,920 per month, which is quite a figure! 🥵
- Therefore, I’m resorting to writing a full-scale nonprofit business plan to carefully think things over—The Zheln Manual.
- In the light of the considerations above, the academic protocol for Zheln is still pending; it will now go along with the Manual.
- I believe I can make it in the forthcoming two weeks; afterwards, I’ll finally be able to register Zheln with PROSPERO.
- Track the administrative progress in a separate Zheln kanban created specifically for the Full-Scale Launch. 🚀😎
- Also, I have created a separate project to collect ideas on how to improve Zheln, but that’s for later. 😉
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