https://www.selleckchem.com/products/YM155.html Thus, alongside encouraging the expression of women's agency in relation to sexuality, sisters potentially join a patriarchal policing and the shaming of women's sexuality. These contradictory repertoires have implications for sexual health programmes and interventions targeted at family communication about sex.In 2018, a new practice-based small group learning (PBSGL) pilot initiative was launched in Wales to promote interprofessional learning among different primary care professionals. The aim of this study was to evaluate the initiative in order to identify its strengths and areas for improvement. Data were collected through focus groups with PBSGL groups in Wales and analysed thematically. Participants generally held positive views of PBSGL and were impressed with the variety and overall relevance of the learning materials, although concern was raised about the relevance of all learning materials to the Welsh context. The interprofessional component was valued for reducing feelings of isolation and all participants were able to contribute to discussions, an outcome helped by existing relationships among group members. Many participants reflected on occasions where they had made changes to their practice as a result of PBSGL activity. Time and funding were cited as potential barriers to continuing participation in PBSGL and there is scope to tailor material more to the context of the healthcare system in Wales.Despite awareness of the role of drug use in shaping sex worker/client interactions, these dynamics remain poorly understood in the context of illicit fentanyl-driven overdose epidemics. This study examined sex workers' experiences negotiating client interactions amidst a toxic drug supply in Vancouver, Canada. Findings draw from two ethnographic studies. The first, conducted between December 2016 and May 2017, examined the rapid implementation of several low-threshold supervised consumption sites. The second