Medical Students Studying Abroad Reveal How Cultural Intelligence Shapes Identity
A mixed-methods study of 207 international medical students across six universities finds that cultural intelligence, gender, and willingness to adapt ...
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Why Women Choose to Teach Math and Science: Interests, Constraints and Gendered Expectations
A qualitative study of 30 female preservice mathematics and science teachers in Türkiye finds that career choices reflect a negotiation ...
Sensemaking Held Swedish Healthcare Together in COVID-19’s First Weeks
Interviews with 18 Swedish nurses and physicians show that sensemaking at organisational, interpersonal and individual levels held clinical practice together ...
What Makes Employees Go Green? A Review of 221 Studies Maps the Drivers of Workplace Environmental Behavior
A systematic review of 221 studies identifies eleven themes, grouped into individual and strategic initiatives, that drive employees' voluntary pro-environmental ...
When Climate Fear Hits Home: Women Carry the Emotional Weight of a Warming World
A qualitative study of twenty women in Türkiye finds that eco-anxiety is deeply shaped by gendered caregiving roles, material conditions, ...
Why Patients Rarely Shop Around When Choosing a Primary Care Provider
A Swedish qualitative study identifies five contextual conditions, from invisible quality differences to care continuity, that explain why patients rarely ...
Nurses Reveal Why Neonatal IV Care Stays Reactive Instead of Proactive
A qualitative study of neonatal nurses in three Dutch intensive care units finds that vascular access decisions are made reactively ...
Coaches’ Intuition Outperforms Data in Spotting Badminton Injury Risk
Interviews with twenty German badminton stakeholders reveal that coaches rely on intuitive, experience-based cues such as over-motivation and behavioral deviations, ...
How YouTube Tutorials and Evening Art Classes Build Confidence in Adult Learners
A mixed-methods study of adult evening school art learners in Macau finds that online resources boost classroom engagement, which builds ...
Rural Zimbabwe’s Health Workers Embrace Digital Records—but Broken Networks Keep Them on Paper
A qualitative study at St Anne's Mission Hospital in rural Zimbabwe finds that health workers value the Impilo electronic health ...
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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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