Intersecting Work and Personal Pressures Drive Healthcare Workers to Seek Counseling
A qualitative study reveals that healthcare workers and trainees seek counseling primarily due to overlapping workplace demands, major life transitions, ...
A qualitative study reveals that healthcare workers and trainees seek counseling primarily due to overlapping workplace demands, major life transitions, ...
An exploratory study in BMC Medical Education finds that a 90-minute online course significantly improves healthcare professionals' knowledge of the ...
A qualitative study reveals that persons with advanced chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and their caregivers experience pervasive unmet healthcare needs ...
A collection of research shows that the real-world effects of generative conversational systems depend on user characteristics, organizational support, and ...
A mixed-methods study of 840 village health volunteers in peri-urban Thailand found that technological skill deficits and missing user manuals ...
A Dutch multimethod study found that most nursing home organizations have appointed infection control link nurses, yet how these nurses ...
A qualitative study of 16 palliative care nurses in southeastern China identified four context-sensitive emotional regulation patterns that nurses move ...
A survey of 170 hotel employees in Jaipur found that performance expectancy was the strongest predictor of robotic process automation ...
A quasi-experimental study in China found that a smartphone-based perinatal bereavement care training program improved obstetric nurses' and midwives' competence ...
A mixed-methods study of 225 Iranian physicians finds that while electronic prescribing systems earn high technical ratings, doctors cope with ...
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