Hope, Not Confidence, Drives How Support Boosts Primary Care Workers’ Pay Satisfaction
A survey of 1,154 primary healthcare workers in Anhui Province finds that social support boosts reward satisfaction largely through hope, ...
A survey of 1,154 primary healthcare workers in Anhui Province finds that social support boosts reward satisfaction largely through hope, ...
A survey of 460 smallholder households in Zambia's Western Province finds that migration and in-situ adaptation intentions are positively correlated, ...
A survey of 1,546 Chinese medical postgraduates found that higher self-efficacy was strongly associated with lower AI-dependence scores, suggesting that ...
A survey of 285 Indian agriculture students applying the Theory of Planned Behavior finds government jobs dominate career intentions, while ...
A two-phase Malaysian study found university students willing but underprepared to perform CPR, and showed that a two-hour peer-led workshop ...
A new framework in biomedical engineering education scaffolds design courses, research exposure, and team projects across four years to build ...
A new study of 303 Chinese primary caregivers finds that 70.3 percent experience clinically significant fear of disease progression, with ...
A new dyadic study of 160 parent-child pairs finds that while parental separation does not predict offspring separation, attachment style, ...
A mixed methods study of 241 nursing and health sciences students at PAAET in Kuwait found that 94.6 percent have ...
A pilot study of 28 NICU nurses found that a seven-hour holistic training program covering mechanical ventilation, physiotherapy, and kangaroo ...
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