How US-China Tensions Quietly Rewrite the Daily Routines of University Science
A new qualitative study shows how US-China geopolitical competition is translated into university paperwork, uneven burdens, and anticipatory career strategies ...
A new qualitative study shows how US-China geopolitical competition is translated into university paperwork, uneven burdens, and anticipatory career strategies ...
A qualitative study of 28 Spanish nurses finds that accredited continuing professional development often fails to translate into clinically useful ...
A qualitative futures study had nursing students write detailed scenarios of nursing in 2050, revealing both fears of algorithmic dominance ...
A study of ten Colombian secondary-school mathematics teachers shows they conflate argumentation and explanation in ways that diverge sharply from ...
A qualitative study of 21 Swedish young adults with OCD reveals how symptoms, unmet needs and fragmented support can delay ...
A qualitative study of workforce leaders across English mental health trusts reveals that introducing new NHS roles triggers unintended system ...
A multi-method qualitative study at a Dutch tertiary children's hospital identifies the leadership, ownership, and feedback factors that keep aviation-inspired ...
A qualitative study of seven stateless adults in the UK finds that Kafkaesque immigration systems drive anxiety, depression, and trauma, ...
A new qualitative study of 32 participants in Dessie, Ethiopia, finds that the indigenous elder-led Shimglina mediation system outperforms formal ...
Interviews with Swedish parents of 10-to-12-year-olds reveal widespread unfamiliarity with fruit and vegetable recommendations, misplaced sugar concerns, and four distinct ...
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