Newly graduated nurses follow a rise-decline-rise pattern in first-year work readiness
The first year on the job is never a smooth climb for newly graduated nurses, and a new longitudinal study ...
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MPH Graduates in South Africa Flag Gaps in Crisis and Leadership Training
A survey of 221 South African Master of Public Health graduates found broad competency confidence but persistent gaps in crisis ...
Somalia’s Dental Dilemma: Why Oral Health Care Remains Out of Reach for Millions
A new qualitative study reveals that Somalia's oral health crisis is fundamentally a health-systems implementation challenge, with policy recognition failing ...
More Surgeons Do Not Always Mean More Surgery: Global Model Reveals Diminishing Returns
A modelling study of 57 countries finds that the link between specialist surgical workforce density and surgical volume follows a ...
Investing in Healthcare Workers: What the Numbers Really Say About Returns on Wellbeing, Vaccines and Training
A systematic review of 28 studies finds that many workplace interventions for healthcare personnel deliver positive economic returns, but the ...
Saudi Arabia’s family physician boom lifted the periphery but widened regional gaps
A nine-year analysis shows Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 primary care reform grew the family medicine workforce by 53 percent while ...
Saudi Arabia Builds a National Sleep Medicine Service—But Diagnoses Only a Fraction of Need
A four-year analysis of Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Health sleep centers reveals rapid growth in capacity and output that still ...
Long Hours and Night Shifts Drive Chinese Physicians Toward the Exit, Major Survey Finds
A survey of 1,324 Chinese physicians links long weekly hours, night shifts, and high outpatient volumes to poorer physical, psychological, ...
Why India’s Push to Wipe Out Tuberculosis Stumbles at the Preventive Stage
A qualitative study in Pune district finds that gaps in training, counseling, supplies and stigma are undermining India's tuberculosis preventive ...
Hope, Not Confidence, Drives How Support Boosts Primary Care Workers’ Pay Satisfaction
A survey of 1,154 primary healthcare workers in Anhui Province finds that social support boosts reward satisfaction largely through hope, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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