One Psychiatrist’s Case for Integrating Motherhood and Academic Medicine
A Harvard psychiatry resident's first-person account in Academic Psychiatry argues that physician-mothers need integration, not balance, between caregiving and scientific ...
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How Teachers’ Skills Could Steer Nursing Students Toward Careers in Elderly Care
A new cross-sectional study of 842 Chinese nursing students finds that perceptions of gerontological nurse educators' competence partially mediate the ...
Year-Long Health Innovation Training Leaves Lasting Mark on Young Doctors, Alumni Survey Finds
Alumni of a year-long immersive health innovation master's program report lasting gains in problem-framing, systems thinking, and professional differentiation, though ...
Occupational Therapy Students Say Their Training Leaves Them Unready for Primary Health Care
A qualitative study of Cypriot occupational therapy students finds they feel unprepared for primary health care and calls for curricula ...
Virtual Classrooms Without Borders: Global Online Project Transforms Occupational Therapy Education
A mixed-methods study of the i-DOT project found that occupational therapy students across eight countries gained professional, personal, and social ...
Why Education’s Most Contested Idea May Be Its Most Important One
A new theoretical analysis argues that the conceptual fuzziness of threshold concepts is not a flaw but an accurate reflection ...
Interventional Psychiatry: A New Professional Identity for a Field at a Crossroads
Leading psychiatrists propose a formal framework for interventional psychiatry, arguing that the rise of procedural brain treatments demands a new ...
Poem Captures the Emotional Turnover of July First in Medicine
A poem published in Academic Psychiatry captures the emotional and clinical passage from residency into fellowship through the imagery of ...
Relationships, Not Rankings: Why Relational Pedagogy Matters in Occupational Therapy Education
A Swedish study argues that relational pedagogy, which places trust, dialogue, and care at the heart of teaching, is essential ...
Buddy Model in Midwifery Training Builds Confidence, Study Finds
A qualitative study at Siriraj Hospital in Bangkok finds that pairing midwifery students with practicing nurse-midwives builds confidence and professional ...
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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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