What Families Really Need When a Loved One Lands in the ICU
A mixed-methods study of 200 family members reveals that questionnaires miss the deepest needs of people facing an ICU admission.
Tag: mixed methods
The Awareness-Practice Gap: Why Gender-Sensitive Cardiology Care Stalls at the Hospital Door
A German mixed-methods study of 155 physicians, 111 nurses, and 390 cardiology inpatients reveals a striking paradox: the professionals most ...
What Makes a Video Game Feel Beautiful? Ecuadorian Gamers Reveal the Hidden Anatomy of Aesthetic Experience
A mixed-methods study of 31 gamers in Guayaquil, Ecuador, shows that aesthetic experience in award-winning video games emerges from the ...
When Wells Run Dry: How Poverty and Politics Decide Who Stays Thirsty in Rural India
A mixed-methods study of 240 households in rural Puruliya, India, shows that water insecurity is co-produced by hard-rock hydrogeology, socio-economic ...
Glucose Sensors Win Over People With Serious Mental Illness, Study Finds
An exploratory UK study found that blinded continuous glucose monitoring was highly acceptable and feasible for people with serious mental ...
Rare Birds and Estuary Culture: What Two American Flyways Reveal About Birding’s Hidden Value
A comparative study of 31 birding stakeholders in Barnegat Bay and San Francisco Bay reveals that rare bird sightings dominate ...
Social Media Is the Stressor Thai Students Refuse to Name
A mixed-methods study of 789 Thai undergraduates found that daily social-media use showed the strongest adjusted association with depressive-symptom severity, ...
Nursing Students Learn to Think Before They Prompt: AI Module Passes Feasibility Test
A Taiwanese feasibility study found that a metacognitively structured generative AI module embedded in an evidence-based nursing course achieved full ...
Game On: Nigerian Economics Students Learn Better When Classrooms Play
A mixed-methods study of 246 undergraduate economics students across five Nigerian universities finds that students with prior gamification exposure report ...
Inside the Impulsive Moment: What Poisoning Survivors Reveal About Suicide Risk
A mixed-methods study of 155 self-poisoning patients finds universally elevated impulsivity and a three-phase suicidal process, suggesting emergency departments should ...
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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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