Eight-week physical literacy program linked with lower blood pressure in hypertension pilot
A small mixed-methods pilot study links an eight-week physical literacy program with lower systolic blood pressure, increased activity and improved ...
Tag: quasi-experimental study
Shared-responsibility program linked to higher motor scores in Saskatchewan children
A quasi-experimental Saskatchewan study linked a six-month home, school and community program to higher average motor-competence scores, but not significant ...
Problem-based course linked to improved pharmacy student problem-solving
A 14-week community-pharmacy problem-based course was associated with improved critical thinking disposition and social problem-solving among 65 pharmacy students, but ...
AI Practice Patients Fail to Calm Medical Students Before First Standardized Patient Encounter
A quasi-experimental study of 383 first-year medical students found that voluntary, single-session practice with a GPT-4o-based virtual patient did not ...
Role Play Education Cuts Stigma and Boosts Empathy in Nursing Students Caring for People With Substance Use Disorder
A quasi-experimental study of 76 nursing students in Türkiye found that a structured four-session role play–based education program significantly reduced ...
Social Support Program Eases Stress for Nurses Returning to Work After Childbirth
A six-month work stress coping program based on social support theory significantly reduced work stress and postpartum depressive symptoms while ...
Smartphone App Helps Households Tame Their Medicine Cabinets, Study Finds
A three-month trial in Central Java, Indonesia, found that the Kelola Obatku mobile application significantly improved household medication knowledge and ...
Role-Playing and Mobile Ethics Training Both Boost Nurses’ Moral Sensitivity in Hospital Study
A quasi-experimental study of 114 Iranian nurses found that both role-playing and mobile phone-based ethics education significantly improved moral sensitivity ...
Multimedia e-learning boosts nursing students’ moral sensitivity more than face-to-face ethics classes
A quasi-experimental study in Iran found that multimedia-supported e-learning raised nursing students' moral sensitivity significantly more than face-to-face practical ethics ...
Nursing Guideline Helps Heart Device Patients Accept Implants and Regain Confidence
A quasi-experimental study in BMC Nursing found that a guideline-based nursing intervention significantly improved device acceptance, self-efficacy, and satisfaction among ...
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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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