A comprehensive study of Nigeria's architectural registration reveals how institutional infighting, accreditation failures, and outdated legislation have restricted the nation's ...
A cross-sectional survey in Sana’a found that only 6.9 percent of evaluated dental students and practitioners demonstrated adequate practice regarding ...
A twenty-year evaluation in Ghana revealed that while low vision training enhanced clinical skills, severe workplace barriers restricted active practice ...
A qualitative study of eighteen Nordic consortium partners reveals key cultural, linguistic, and structural challenges in co-designing an accredited digital ...
A multicenter study of 486 registered nurses identified three self-directed learning profiles that positively correlate with research and evidence-based practice ...
The study, published in Aging Clinical and Experimental Research, analyzed data from 5,474 professionals across Europe and beyond to identify ...
A survey of 212 Australian healthcare practitioners reveals widespread endorsement of lifestyle psychiatry alongside substantial implementation gaps and training deficits ...
A cross-sectional online survey of 168 registered physiotherapists in Saudi Arabia found highly positive perceptions of micro-learning, with prior exposure ...
A qualitative survey study found that physiotherapists perceived microlearning as useful for point-of-care support when it was credible, clinically specific, ...
A survey of 1,020 Ukrainian pharmacists found only about 14 percent support pharmacist prescribing, with most favoring collaborative models and ...
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