Time Pressures and Opportunistic Care Hinder Singapore Primary Care Cancer Screening
A qualitative study in Singapore reveals that heavy workloads, limited consultation time, and reliance on opportunistic screening impede cancer detection ...
A qualitative study in Singapore reveals that heavy workloads, limited consultation time, and reliance on opportunistic screening impede cancer detection ...
A qualitative study of 40 parents and 47 preschool-aged children in Greece and the Netherlands reveals how families negotiate screen-use ...
An integrated theory-practice palliative care programme significantly boosted nursing students’ awareness and knowledge-related beliefs, though overall attitudes toward caring for ...
In a qualitative study of thirty Hispanic mothers in Arkansas, participants viewed chubbier children as healthy while recognizing that excess ...
A study of 34 Australian nanotechnology scientists finds that ethical and social considerations are often treated as informal afterthoughts rather ...
A qualitative interview study reveals that Saudi pilgrims and healthcare nurses faced substantial gaps in awareness and use of ultraviolet ...
A qualitative study of two Chinese postgraduate students in the United Kingdom reveals that recognizing differences in academic expectations does ...
A mixed-methods study reveals that knowledge exchange within a Dutch intellectual disability care collaborative relies heavily on a single central ...
A qualitative study of 22 health system managers, policymakers, and scientific experts in Iran identified eight core themes and 25 ...
A qualitative interview study with twelve North American physicians identified five key themes influencing the integration of artificial intelligence into ...
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