Sources
PubMed
- Perform a search or advanced search on PubMed. The search results are what will be displayed in your RSS feed, so make sure they are accurate.
- At the top of the search results, near the search field, select Create RSS.
- A dropdown will appear. Confirm by clicking Create RSS again and then Copy to copy the generated RSS feed URL.
- Paste the URL into WordPress. It should automatically create the block and display the intended publications.
ORCiD
- Go to your ORCiD profile. The URL should look like this: orcid.org/XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
- Paste the URL into WordPress. It should automatically create the block and display the intended publications.
Block Settings
The publications block has several settings, including style options and controls for what is displayed.
- Number of publications
Control how many publications are displayed. The higher the number, the longer the page will take to load. - Featured authors
Add up to 10 authors to feature. Featured authors will be bolded in the RSS feed.
Note: not all publications sources support authors. This option will not be available in those that don’t. - Display…
The following fields can be toggled on and off (if the source supports them).- Date
- Description
- Source
- Identifiers
Example
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American journal of critical care : an official publication, American Association of Critical-Care Nurses. pmid:42676133, doi:10.4037/ajcc2026219
CONCLUSION: When plateau pressure can be accurately measured, the difference between plateau pressure and peak inspiratory pressure can be used at the bedside to evaluate a patient’s respiratory drive. Ensuring protective goals by routinely monitoring plateau pressure regardless of the mode of mechanical ventilation is critical.
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Journal of voice : official journal of the Voice Foundation. pmid:42648988, doi:10.1016/j.jvoice.2026.08.009
CONCLUSIONS: High variability of findings suggests that belting is better understood as a family of related vocal behaviors than as a single, homogeneous phenomenon. We propose three tenets for future work: (1) use of objective acoustic and physiological terminology to define belting, (2) inclusion of multiple terminologies where appropriate to reflect the diversity of learning styles and individual physicality, and (3) use of auditory anchors to supplement written definitions and reduce…
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Applied clinical informatics. pmid:42648708, pmc:PMC13518063, doi:10.1055/a-2936-9935
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: Ambient artificial intelligence (AI) scribes may improve clinician-level outcomes (e.g., documentation burden) and patient experience. However, patients must agree to allow clinicians to use ambient AI scribes for these benefits to materialize. What motivates patients to agree to these tools’ use and what factors improve their acceptability remain underexplored. It is also unclear whether patients’ current trust in AI tools influences which factors affect ambient AI scribe…
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Journal of cell science. pmid:42643095, doi:10.1242/jcs.264788
Zebrafish are a powerful model for imaging studies of development and neurobiology. However, most studies have focused on developing zebrafish due to technical and biological challenges of imaging adult stages. These include increased tissue opacity and illumination depth limitations, and difficulty maintaining life support and anesthesia in a 2-4cm long fish. There are currently limited tools for intravital imaging of the adult zebrafish brain. The ability to image the brain in the same…
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Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer. pmid:42625075, pmc:PMC13493442, doi:10.1007/s00520-026-11137-4
CONCLUSION: Decision-making about NOM for LARC unfolds over time under clinical uncertainty and across specialties. Structured, phase-specific communication and improved interprofessional alignment may strengthen shared decision-making in this preference-sensitive context.