Eating Disorders Rarely Follow a Straight Line, Say Patients, Carers and Clinicians on Staging
A qualitative study of 21 patients, carers and clinicians finds broad support for staging eating disorders, provided models remain flexible ...
A qualitative study of 21 patients, carers and clinicians finds broad support for staging eating disorders, provided models remain flexible ...
A thematic analysis of first-year underrepresented medical students joining the ASPIRES surgical mentorship program reveals that mentorship, preparation, and representation ...
Interviews with ten senior UK geotechnical experts reveal that commercial pressure, liability fears and risk-averse culture, rather than technical limitations, ...
A qualitative study of 18 Seventh-day Adventist pastors' wives finds that pervasive role expectations shape their mental health, with coping ...
A qualitative study of 40 Iranian EFL teachers finds that credibility, emotional appeals, and authentic delivery drive the success of ...
A qualitative study of 36 caregivers reveals that parents view exposure therapy for childhood anxiety as accurate and effective but ...
A qualitative study of Georgia Tech biomedical engineering students finds that a required story-driven learning course shaped students' identity, empathy, ...
Interviews with 30 middle-aged Singaporeans reveal that future older adults define successful aging through realistic acceptance of age-related disease and ...
Interviews with seventeen older adults in Poland reveal that low awareness, school-like formats, stigma, cost, and rigid program design—not simple ...
A qualitative study of 29 patients in China has produced a ten-domain health values framework for cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome, organized through ...
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