Nurse Leadership Affects Care Staff Security and Inclusion in Home Healthcare
A qualitative interview study reveals that registered nurses' leadership close to older adults shapes care staff members' sense of security, ...
A qualitative interview study reveals that registered nurses' leadership close to older adults shapes care staff members' sense of security, ...
Clinicians have documented a rare case of subcutaneous panniculitis-like T cell lymphoma in a patient receiving anti-CD20 therapy for multiple ...
A systematic review in BMC Nephrology finds low-certainty evidence that nurse-involved advance care planning may improve decision-quality for adults on ...
A mixed-methods study finds that public spaces in Luxor, Egypt, exhibit significant deficiencies in universal design, negatively impacting accessibility, comfort, ...
Researchers urge caution regarding world foundation models in medicine, warning that learned clinical simulators risk reproducing historical practice patterns rather ...
A greenhouse study reveals that granulated biochar derived from sewage sludge matches mineral fertilizer in tropical pasture biomass while improving ...
A qualitative document analysis published in Higher Education reveals that doctoral education in Taiwan is undergoing a significant structural shift ...
A retrospective study of 344 neonates established and validated a four-variable nomogram for early identification of ABO hemolytic disease in ...
Lower scores on the Short Physical Performance Battery are longitudinally associated with an increased risk of incident dementia among adults ...
A new nine-dimension framework was applied to two Australian telehealth programmes to assess health equity across design, implementation, and evaluation.
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