Moral Infrastructure: Why Honest Medicine Depends on Working Conditions, Not Just Character
A new perspective in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that medicine's ethical crisis stems from eroding working conditions, ...
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In Male-Dominated Teams, Women Grow Reluctant to Admit Workplace Mistakes
A new study of UK financial services employees finds that women feel less comfortable admitting mistakes and less likely to ...
Medical Training’s Mistreatment Problem Demands a System-Wide Reboot
A new editorial argues that single-session training has failed to curb widespread mistreatment in medical education, calling instead for a ...
Why Feeling Safe at Work Drives Innovation in India’s Tech Industry
A qualitative study of 20 IT and ITeS employees in Chennai and Bengaluru identifies autonomy, leadership accessibility, training, and open ...
Trusting Colleagues Help University Staff Turn Failure into Learning, Study Finds
A survey of 214 academic staff at Ugandan public universities shows that high-quality workplace relationships predict learning from failure, with ...
Unchaotic Agents: Why AI Failures May Be a Design Problem, Not a Technology Problem
A new AI & Society article argues that the failures of autonomous LLM agents documented in live deployments stem from ...
Inside an Academic Psychiatry Task Force: What Antiracism Work Really Costs
A qualitative evaluation of Yale Psychiatry's ARCH Task Force reveals that vulnerability and connection fueled meaningful antiracism conversations, but ambiguous ...
Why Diverse Surgical Trainees Leave: An Ecological Map of Retention and Advancement
A new narrative review applies Ecological Systems Theory to two decades of evidence, showing that the retention and advancement of ...
Scavenger Hunt in a Virtual World Helps Shy Students Speak Up and Revise
A study of Sri Lankan IT undergraduates found that a browser-based 2D virtual world scavenger hunt boosted collaboration, motivation, and ...
Most Future Doctors Carry Childhood Trauma, Landmark Medical Training Survey Finds
A new survey of medical students and clinical instructors finds that over 70 percent report adverse childhood experiences, while trauma-informed ...
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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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