Parents and clinicians map what should count when neonatal palliative care is judged
A qualitative study of 17 parents and 21 healthcare professionals identified thirteen candidate outcomes for neonatal palliative care, nine of ...
Tag: qualitative research
Qualitative Study Explores Why People Start Using E-Cigarettes in Iran
A qualitative study in Golestan Province, Iran, highlights how convenience, peer pressure, and perceived lower harm drive electronic cigarette initiation.
Qualitative Study Explores How Chinese Nursing Students Navigate Cooperative Learning Demands
A qualitative descriptive study reveals that Chinese undergraduate nursing students view cooperative learning as beneficial yet demanding while actively structuring ...
Study Identifies Interacting System and Care Factors in Road Traffic Deaths
A qualitative study of twenty-one clinical and management experts identified five interacting categories of factors contributing to road traffic injury ...
Ethiopian Study Identifies Tailored Mobile Health Strategies to Boost Maternal Care
A qualitative and consensus-prioritization study in Ethiopia identified key mobile health components and infrastructural challenges for improving maternal healthcare uptake.
Young People Struggle to Interpret Mental Health Survey Questions, Study Finds
A qualitative think-aloud study of 33 young people in Sweden found that ambiguities in survey wording and response framing complicate ...
Chinese University Study Maps Foreign Faculty Recruitment Power
A qualitative case study in Higher Education reveals that the Presidents’ Executive Committee holds decisive authority over foreign faculty recruitment ...
Study Details Early Career Challenges Faced by Physical Education Teachers in Türkiye
A qualitative study of 25 novice physical education teachers in Türkiye reveals significant adaptation challenges stemming from regional dynamics, undergraduate ...
Ethiopian Study Tracks Shifting Migration Aspirations Over One Year
A qualitative case study in Ethiopia tracks how migration aspirations and perceived capabilities evolve over one year in two distinct ...
Kenyan Stakeholders Report Inconsistent Health Economic Evidence Use in Disease Priority Setting
A qualitative study reveals that health economic evidence remains inconsistently used and peripheral in Kenya's non-communicable disease decision-making processes.
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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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