Lived Experience as Leverage: How Eating Disorder Advocates Confront a Broken Care System
A new qualitative study of U.S. eating disorder advocates reveals how lived experience fuels activism against stigma while exposing the ...
Tag: qualitative research
Occupational Therapists Reveal Hidden Struggles in Assessing Work Skills of People With Mental Illness
A qualitative study of 12 occupational therapists in India reveals how improvised, non-standardized work skill assessments for people with mental ...
Health Centers Struggle to Turn EHR Tools into Social Care Referrals
A formative evaluation of community health centers finds that EHR-based care management tools support social needs screening well but break ...
Chinese Nursing Interns Want Mentors Who Teach With Empathy, Not Just Hierarchy, Study Finds
A qualitative study of 21 undergraduate nursing interns in China reveals a strong preference for relational, motivating clinical mentors who ...
Displaced Ukrainian Women in England Face Housing Insecurity That Erodes Mental Health
A longitudinal qualitative study finds that forcibly displaced Ukrainian women in England experience severe housing insecurity whose pervasive uncertainty damages ...
Faith and Eating Disorders: New Study Calls Religion a Missing Dimension in Care
A qualitative study of patients and clinicians in Australia and New Zealand finds that Christian religion and spirituality are often ...
Older Batswana Reveal How Disability Reshapes Daily Life and Resilience
A qualitative study of 18 older adults in Botswana's Serowe/Palapye District reveals how disability in later life is shaped by ...
Shadows and Light Turn Classrooms Into Playgrounds for English Learning
A six-week Shadow Literacy program found that children aged six to eight used shadows, light, and embodied play to produce ...
Seven-State Study Reveals Why Mental Health Care Struggles in Indian Clinics
A qualitative study across seven Indian states finds that overstretched workers, stigma, drug shortages and weak referral pathways undermine integrated ...
Why Teens Freeze or Fight Back: Inside the Mind of the Bullying Bystander
A qualitative study of 55 American high school students reveals that teens weigh judgment, efficacy, social apprehension and responsibility when ...
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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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