Visual working memory is a brief, capacity-limited store of visual information that is involved
in a large number of cognitive functions. To guide one’s behavior effectively, one must …

Background Funding changes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic supported the
growth of direct-to-consumer virtual walk-in clinics in several countries. Little is known about …

Background: Walk-in clinics are common in North America and are designed to provide
acute episodic care without an appointment. We sought to describe a sample of walk-in clinic …

Individuals with anxiety have attentional biases toward threat-related distractors. This deficit
in attentional control has been shown to impact visual working memory (VWM) filtering …

Importance Virtual visits became more common after the COVID-19 pandemic, but it is
unclear in what context they are best used. Objective To investigate whether there was a …

Walk-in clinics are typically viewed as high-volume locations for managing acute issues but
also may serve as a location for primary care, including cancer screening, for patients …

Background High-quality primary care is associated with better health outcomes and more
efficient and equitable health system performance. However, the rate of primary care …

To keep track of dynamically changing objects in one’s environment, it is necessary to
individuate them from other objects, both temporally and spatially. Spatially, objects can be …

Objective: We aimed to describe family physicians who primarily practice in a walk-in clinic
setting and compare them to family physicians who provide longitudinal care. Design: A cross…

Sustained contralateral delay activity emerges in the retention period of working memory (WM)
tasks and has been commonly interpreted as an electrophysiological index of the number …