Frontline workers recount confusion, misinformation and weak workplace support during COVID-19
A qualitative analysis of more than 2,500 survey responses from 703 Midwestern US frontline workers found that misinformation, polarized health ...
A qualitative analysis of more than 2,500 survey responses from 703 Midwestern US frontline workers found that misinformation, polarized health ...
A qualitative Australian hospital study found that patients who inject drugs attributed self-directed discharge to stigma-related unmet needs, while clinicians ...
A qualitative study of 45 Pakistani healthcare professionals finds prescription review remains dyadic and episodic, with triadic physician-pharmacist-nurse collaboration largely ...
A qualitative study of 16 women found that adaptation after fetal-anomaly pregnancy termination can unfold through coexisting grief, meaning-making, cautious ...
A review of 111 publications from 1975 to 2023 found that planned-behaviour research in household waste management has become more ...
Interviews with 56 emergency-department patients found that empathy was the central influence on care experience across an urban academic center ...
A qualitative study of 19 participants in Iran identifies individual, treatment-related, family, and economic consequences of stigma against people with ...
A qualitative study from Alicante, Spain, finds that healthcare professionals who directly took part in active and receptive music therapy ...
A descriptive qualitative study in BMC Public Health reports how Ghanaians with visual impairment and eye care professionals perceive vision ...
A qualitative SWOT analysis of interviews with hospital medical service managers who served during the 2023 Kahramanmaraş earthquakes identifies leadership, ...
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