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--- refnotes:bib [2026/04/12 19:48] – team6
+++ refnotes:bib [2026/04/12 23:22] (current) – team6
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-@article{codename,
+@article{Monteiro2026,
-    title = "",
+    title = "Monteiro Fabrics - MEDIFLEX Collection",
     journal = "",
     volume = "",
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     year = "",
     issn = "",
-    doi = "doi=specific link to insert here",
+    doi = "",
-    url = "",
+    url = "https://www.monteirofabrics.com/pages/mediflex?srsltid=AfmBOooOBcZ3rdLJXsraj48AvWRVP3QxyrJwEdwdPu1K2ZGKFNmvKbt-",
-    author = "",
+    author = "Monteiro Fabrics",
-    keywords = "",
+    keywords = "Healthcare fabrics, antibacterial, antiviral, ",
-    abstract = ""
+    abstract = "MEDIFLEX maintains its exceptional quality, even in the face of various healthcare challenges. It exhibits remarkable resistance to bodily fluids, lotions and creams. Textile products from the MEDIFLEX collection are, anti-microbial and anti-fungal, light resistant. MEDIFLEX seamlessly and safely interacts with living tissues, without triggering adverse reactions or toxic effects on cells, as demonstrated by its non-irritating and non-cytotoxic characteristics in accordance with ISO standards: ISO 10993-5and ISO 10993-10. This ensures a dependable and comfortable experience in healthcare environments, where patient well-being is paramount."
+}
+@article{Devlin2003,
+    title = "Health Care Environments and Patient Outcomes: A Review of the Literature",
+    journal = "Environment and Behavior",
+    volume = "35",
+    number = "5",
+    pages = "665-694",
+    year = "2003",
+    issn = "",
+    doi = "10.1177/0013916503255102",
+    url = "https://indigenouspsych.org/Discussion/forum/Health%20Care%20Environment%20and%20Patient%20Outcomes.pdf",
+    author = "Devlin, Ann Sloan and Arneill, Allison B.",
+    keywords = "health care architecture, managed care, ambient environment, patient-centered care, postoccupancy evaluations (POEs)",
+    abstract = "This review of the literature on health care environments and patient outcomes considers three research themes: patient involvement with health care (e.g., the role of patient control), the impact of the ambient environment (e.g., sound, light, art), and the emergence of specialized building types for defined populations (e.g., Alzheimer's patients). The article also describes the challenges presented in doing high-quality research focused on health care environments and contrasts the contributions made by two different traditions: architecture and behavioral science. The implications of managed care and opportunities for research are considered."
+}
+@article{ZupokKapala2025,
+    title = "Next Generation Marketing Channels: Typology, Strategic Implications, and the 6V Framework",
+    journal = "European Research Studies Journal",
+    volume = "XXVIII",
+    number = "3",
+    pages = "576-590",
+    year = "2025",
+    issn = "",
+    doi = "10.35808/ersj/4062",
+    url = "https://ersj.eu/journal/4062/download/Next+Generation+Marketing+Channels+Typology+Strategic+Implications+and+the+6V+Framework.pdf",
+    author = "Zupok, Sebastian and Kapala, Michal",
+    keywords = "marketing channels, 6V framework, digital economy",
+    abstract = "This article proposes and applies the 6V Framework to conceptualize and evaluate next-generation marketing channels in the digital economy. It aims to understand how emerging formats—such as voice commerce, immersive AR/VR environments, retail media networks, and Web3-based platforms—are reshaping customer engagement, brand experience, and value creation. Building on an extensive literature review and theoretical synthesis, the paper introduces the 6V Framework, consisting of six analytical dimensions: Value, Velocity, Visibility, Verifiability, Virtuality, and Vulnerability."
 }