Mobile Health Units Prove Vital Lifelines During COVID-19 and Future Disasters
Interviews with leaders of U.S. mobile health coalitions reveal how mobile clinics halted, adapted, and ultimately strengthened their operations during ...
Tag: qualitative research
Museum Processfolios Help Medical Students Reflect on Growth, Communication and Medicine’s Past
A Johns Hopkins study of five medical students in a museum-based course found that processfolios documenting ongoing learning fostered reflection ...
Shanghai Ranking Shake-Up Reshapes How Spanish Universities Score in Education
A new study of the Shanghai Ranking's 2022–2024 methodologies shows a decisive shift toward quality-based indicators that simultaneously opened the ...
Poverty, Power and Prejudice: How Structural Forces Shape HIV Risk for Black Women in Baltimore
In-depth interviews with 26 Black cisgender women in Baltimore reveal how poverty, gendered power imbalances, and healthcare discrimination intersect to ...
Safe Sport Is a Public Health Practice, Swedish Elite Athletics Study Finds
A qualitative study of Swedish elite athletics coaches, teachers, and managers shows that safe sport depends on organisational structures and ...
Inside the VA’s Bold Experiment to Treat Chronic Pain as a Whole-Person Problem
A qualitative study of VA's multisite wHOPE trial reveals the teamwork, protected time, and administrative infrastructure required to scale interdisciplinary ...
Why Mental Health Nurses in Oman Are Frustrated at Work, and How They Cope
A qualitative study of 42 mental health nurses and leaders in Oman identifies workplace culture, communication failures, and effort–reward imbalance ...
Cake to Crispbread: Nursing Home Residents With Obesity Describe Their Daily Lives
A Danish phenomenological study gives nursing home residents with obesity their first research voice, revealing how they cope with oversized ...
Silence as Care: How Omani Mothers Navigate Breast Cancer, Faith, and Family
A qualitative study of 18 Omani mothers with breast cancer reveals how cultural norms, family loyalty, and Islamic faith shape ...
Clinicians Say Exercise for Brain Cancer Patients Needs Referral Pathways and Policy Support
A qualitative study of clinicians, exercise specialists, and administrators involved in a neuro-oncology exercise program finds that electronic referral pathways ...
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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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