Every day, across thousands of police departments, courthouses, and correctional agencies in the United States, officers and clerks type short...
A discrete choice experiment of more than 1,000 Hungarian adults shows that travel distance, price and appointment availability—not reputation—drive preferences...
A new commentary warns that U.S. surgical education leadership remains a terminal bottleneck where diverse surgical talent is steadily filtered...
A mixed-methods Spanish study of 439 teachers finds that infrastructure, training, and teacher perception drive classroom technology use differently in...
A University of Turku study found ChatGPT-4o, guided by a retrieval-augmented grading framework, matched human examiners' official scores on Finland's...
A systematic comparison of national policies shows China's management of nonprofit organizations shifting from deliberative state control in the 2000s...
A study of 200 Bangladeshi consumers using an integrated TAM-TPB-trust model finds that perceived usefulness, ease of use and social...
A nationwide analysis of over 44,000 young tribal women finds only 65.4 percent exclusively use hygienic menstrual methods, with education,...
A national analysis of 1,412,068 resident-linked surgical cases shows the American College of Surgeons Quality In-Training Initiative is a feasible...
A study of 1,369 Spanish families shows that democratic educational leadership improves students' academic performance and transversal competences both directly...
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