Cancer Survivors With Obesity Want Weight Support but Miss the Risk Link
A qualitative study of 19 cancer survivors with obesity finds most are unaware of the weight-cancer risk link yet want ...
Tag: qualitative research
Why Men Avoid NHS Obesity Clinics: New Study Reveals the Barriers
A qualitative study of men who completed an NHS Tier 3 weight management programme finds that cultural norms of masculinity ...
Language Barriers, Culture Shock and Red Tape: What Medical Students Face Abroad in Iran
A qualitative study of 20 international medical students at Tehran University of Medical Sciences reveals six major categories of educational, ...
Male Psychiatric Nurses in China Reveal How Double Stigma Forges Professional Identity
A qualitative study of 16 male psychiatric nurses in China finds that professional identity develops gradually through pragmatic entry, double ...
Why Breast Cancer Survivors Skip Lymphedema Screening: Beliefs, Barriers and Blind Spots
A qualitative study of 20 Chinese breast cancer survivors, framed by the health belief model, reveals that limited knowledge, underestimated ...
When Older Adults Leave the Psychiatric Ward, Caregivers Are Left Alone: What Families Say They Need
A qualitative study of 17 caregivers in Inner Mongolia reveals multidimensional unmet needs and barriers in post-discharge follow-up services for ...
When Parents Decide: Confucian Ethics Drive Moral Distress in Chinese Pediatric Nurses
A qualitative study of 12 Chinese pediatric nurses traces how Confucian relational ethics generate, amplify, and constrain moral distress, pointing ...
When Information Overwhelms: How Service Design Shapes Medication Safety for Families Facing Childhood Cancer
A qualitative Australian study finds that caregivers of children with cancer share universal needs for staged, multimodal medication information, and ...
Trust, Stigma and Voice: What Draws Vulnerable Iranian Teens into NGO HIV Prevention Services
A qualitative study of Iranian Adolescent Well-being Clubs reveals that stigma, access, trust, and genuine adolescent participation jointly determine whether ...
Lay Responders in Rural Nepal Gain Confidence After Two-Day Trauma Course
A qualitative study of a pilot WHO-adapted trauma training program in rural Nepal found that community health responders gained skills ...
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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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