Academic Global Health Partnerships Rely on Relational Work and Negotiated Power
A qualitative study reveals that academic partnerships between Global North and Global South universities are sustained through relational effort, iterative ...
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Qualitative Study Highlights Death Education Gaps Among Chinese Geriatric Oncology Professionals
A qualitative study of 18 healthcare professionals across three Chinese tertiary hospitals revealed substantial gaps in systematic death education, training ...
Fetal Safety Dominates Childbirth Fears Among Pregnant Women After Infertility
A qualitative study found that pregnant women with a history of infertility focus childbirth fears primarily on fetal safety and ...
Care Pathway Coordinators Ease Hospital Bottlenecks but Context Dictates Flow in Norway
A multiple case study in Norwegian hospitals reveals that care pathway coordinators reduce bottlenecks, though real-time data constraints and local ...
Stigma and Confidentiality Identified as Perceived Barriers to University Counselling in Tanzania
A qualitative study of Tanzanian university academic staff identifies key barriers and facilitators influencing their willingness to seek formal mental ...
Emergency Clinicians Face Systemic Barriers Delivering Supportive Care to Older Patients
A mixed-methods study of 296 emergency clinicians reveals that gaps in older adult supportive care stem from system constraints rather ...
Mental Health Care Providers Link Workplace Burnout to Systemic Organizational Conditions
A qualitative study across nine Veterans Health Administration sites reveals that mental health providers view burnout as a relational workplace ...
Ecuadorian Students Use Artificial Intelligence Primarily for Communication and Analysis
A mixed-methods study across seven Ecuadorian universities reveals that communication students use artificial intelligence primarily for communication, trend prediction, and ...
Health Faculty Report Patient Safety Education Remains Implicit Across Undergraduate Curricula
A qualitative study reveals that undergraduate health professions faculty value patient safety but often leave it implicitly integrated and challenging ...
Virtual Tourism Credibility Links to Spatial Cues, Bodily Comfort, and Flow
A mixed-methods study reveals that spatial context cues shape experiential credibility in virtual tourism through perceived bodily comfort and flow ...
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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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