https://www.selleckchem.com/products/sbi-0640756.html When mothers are confronted with milk supply problems, taking domperidone is regularly suggested. However, domperidone has been associated with sudden cardiac death and caution in prescribing is advised. In 2016, a multidisciplinary group of authors from a tertiary academic hospital (Erasmus MC) published a clinical protocol in a leading Dutch physicians' journal to support Dutch family physicians in prescribing domperidone to stimulate lactation. To explore consumer and health care provider perspectives and experiences regarding the prescribing of domperidone for lactation insufficiency following publication of a national clinical protocol. A cross-sectional qualitative study was performed using semi-structured interviews ( = 40) based on a topic list covering the prescribing process. Participants were mothers ( = 18) who had been advised to try domperidone to boost their milk supply between November 2016 and May 2018, their International Board Certified Lactation Consultants ( = 9), and their fanal clinical protocol in which the prescribing of domperidone for lactation is supported appeared to increase the willingness of participant family physicians to prescribe, gaps were identified between clinical practice and this clinical protocol for prescribing domperidone.AbstractBird nests represent an extended phenotype that is variable among and within species in terms of nest location and construction materials. It has also been suggested that nests indicate niche construction, although empirical evidence to support this is lacking. The nest wall is often considered to confer some insulation because this would help minimize the energetic expenditure by the incubating adult. However, it has been previously suggested that nests are constructed primarily for their structural role rather than for insulation, but to date, studies have used a variety of techniques to investigate the insulation of nest walls but only for