Finnish Questionnaire Tool Shows Promise for Sorting Diabetes Patients by Real Needs
A cross-sectional study of 304 diabetic patients in Finnish primary care finds that the Navigator patient segmentation service demonstrates sound ...
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Nursing Students Rate Spain’s Health System Differently Than Their Peers, Survey Study Finds
A Spanish study found nursing students rated the health system higher overall than young adults yet were more likely to ...
New Clinical Guidelines Aim to Close the Care Gap for LGBTQ+ Patients
A new review in Trends in Psychology distills decades of research into practical guidelines for affirming, culturally competent care of ...
How a Chinese City Rewired Hospital Payments to Push Care Back to the Community
A twelve-year interrupted time-series analysis of Sanming, China's health reform finds that staged payment and remuneration changes were associated with ...
When Doctors Look Beyond Medicine: How GPs Decide Who Gets Social Prescribing
A Danish qualitative study shows that general practitioners treat social prescribing as a negotiated, patient-centred practice shaped by clinical reasoning, ...
Nature Prescriptions for Older Adults Face Real-World Barriers, Landmark Review Finds
A qualitative systematic review of 25 studies identifies ten factors, from transport and weather to funding and cultural sensitivity, that ...
Nature Prescriptions for Older Adults Show Promise, But the Evidence Is Not Yet Strong Enough
A systematic review of 21 studies finds that green health prescribing and nature-based interventions may benefit older adults' wellbeing and ...
Who Slips Through the Cracks? Massive Study Maps Cervical Screening Non-Attendance in Flanders
A population-wide study of over 1.2 million Flemish women shows that one in five went six years without cervical cancer ...
Simple Eating Disorder Screen Reveals Hidden Risks in Young Substance Users
A new study finds that a brief primary care eating disorder screener, with a revised cut-off score, reliably flags eating ...
Photographing Well-Being: Patients Say Photo-Based Therapy Helped Them Recover From Stress-Related Illness
A Swedish qualitative study of 35 patients finds that the photo-supported conversation treatment BeWell™ helped people with stress-related illness improve ...
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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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