Addiction Training Cuts Physician Stigma by Building Confidence, National Survey Finds
A nationally representative survey of 855 U.S. primary care and emergency department physicians finds that addiction training reduces provider stigma ...
A nationally representative survey of 855 U.S. primary care and emergency department physicians finds that addiction training reduces provider stigma ...
A national survey of 4,360 Iranian adults found strong public rejection of mental illness stereotypes and belief in treatment, but ...
A survey of 318 final-year nursing interns at two Chinese clinical teaching bases found participation concentrated in timetabled activities, teaching ...
A survey of 403 women in Koch Bihar district, India, found that only 39.5 percent had adequate menstrual hygiene knowledge, ...
A survey of 284 social media users in Ecuador finds that people who perceive AI as aesthetically enhancing photographs report ...
A survey of 550 students, supervisors, and administrators across five Ghanaian public universities finds that grants, facilities, supervision guidelines, and ...
A survey at a Tennessee historically Black college found that half of students were at high risk for HIV yet ...
A multicentre survey of 210 Pakistani dental students found that female gender and a previous COVID-19 infection were each significantly ...
A survey of 384 smallholder households in Uganda's Kyoga plains shows that gender, income, education and group membership strongly determine ...
A cross-sectional digital survey of 102 hidradenitis suppurativa patients finds that transportation barriers, poor understanding of written medical material, and ...
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