Mothers of Preterm Children Step In as Early Guardians of School and Health
A qualitative study of eight Turkish mothers finds that perceived vulnerability in moderate to late preterm children drives an early-intervention ...
A qualitative study of eight Turkish mothers finds that perceived vulnerability in moderate to late preterm children drives an early-intervention ...
A phenomenological study of twelve Geneva home care nurses reveals how fear, institutional support, coping strategies and shifting professional identities ...
A Swedish qualitative study finds that the twelve-week Active in My Home occupational therapy intervention helped supported housing residents with ...
A qualitative study of six South African men who survived suicidal crises reveals how untreated distress, childhood adversity and masculine ...
A qualitative study of 27 young adults in El Paso, Texas, finds that family norms, structural barriers, and social media ...
A qualitative study of racially and ethnically minoritised communities in South East London finds that informal support networks, from watchful ...
A qualitative study of twenty patients reveals that severe pain, infection fears, after-hours clinic closures, and past stigmatizing emergency experiences ...
A qualitative audio-diary study of eleven oral and maxillofacial surgery residents in Pakistan reveals that clinical exposure, supervisor and peer ...
A qualitative study in BMC Medical Education identifies cultural and structural barriers to patient involvement in Norwegian nursing education, highlighting ...
Researchers have developed a five-domain conceptual framework showing how maternal occupational identity is shaped by spiritual obligation, communal norms, and ...
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