Peruvian cancer families navigate genetic testing through faith and community support
A qualitative study of 15 Peruvians found that hereditary cancer testing and diagnosis were shaped by faith, family networks, community ...
A qualitative study of 15 Peruvians found that hereditary cancer testing and diagnosis were shaped by faith, family networks, community ...
A qualitative study of seven migrant health professionals in Bergen found that professional transition reshaped their views of medical overuse, ...
Interviews with 12 vestibular schwannoma surgery patients describe how meaning-making and healthcare communication shaped uncertainty, agency and responsibility before treatment.
An interview study of 18 parents found that faith, spiritual practices and communal support helped some caregivers reframe suffering, regulate ...
A qualitative study of 12 clinical nurse educators in South Korean general and tertiary hospitals identified teaching and mentoring roles, ...
An interview-led system-dynamics study in one Botswana neonatal unit mapped four reinforcing feedback structures associated with infection-prevention and antimicrobial-stewardship challenges.
A qualitative study of 22 older or recently retired workers identifies age-friendly workplaces, work-health balance and preparation for retirement as ...
A qualitative study of 14 U.S. providers identified limited training, fragmented referrals, trial-and-error treatment and demand for more collaborative, trauma-informed ...
An exploratory qualitative study of 14 providers identified communication, funding, organizational and workforce barriers while documenting a perceived decline from ...
A phenomenological study in BMC Medical Education identified problems that paramedics and emergency medical technician candidates in Turkey face during ...
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