Nursing students learn to read the clinical environment through social acuity
A qualitative study of seventeen South Korean nursing students found that social acuity, the ability to read subtle clinical cues, ...
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Co-Navigating Primary Care for Emotional Distress in South Asian Men
A qualitative study examines how South Asian men with chronic physical conditions and general practitioners navigate primary care consultations for ...
Patients as co-researchers: what two German projects reveal about meaningful involvement in oncology and palliative care research
A qualitative process evaluation of two German research projects found that early involvement, transparent communication, and flexible adaptation supported meaningful ...
Curriculum-Integrated Clinical Simulations Support Experiential Learning in Physiotherapy Students
A qualitative descriptive study finds that curriculum-integrated high-complexity simulation supports reflection, non-technical skill development, and confidence among undergraduate physiotherapy students.
Caregivers of people with psychosis in Malawi report disrupted routines, economic strain and enduring hope
A qualitative study of 12 caregivers at a Malawian hospital found that unpredictable psychosis symptoms disrupted daily life, livelihoods and ...
Study Documents Experiences and Impacts of Obstetric Violence in Maternal Care
A qualitative study of twenty postpartum women in China identifies manifestations, timing, and negative impacts of obstetric violence across pregnancy ...
Autistic Adults Describe a Crisis-Driven Suicide Prevention System That Often Made Distress Worse
A qualitative Irish study of 21 Autistic adults, family members and clinicians found suicide prevention supports were experienced as crisis-driven ...
Nurse Leadership Affects Care Staff Security and Inclusion in Home Healthcare
A qualitative interview study reveals that registered nurses' leadership close to older adults shapes care staff members' sense of security, ...
South African Study Uncovers Complex Hurdles in Workplace Training and Development
A qualitative study across South African corporate sectors reveals that workplace training programs are constrained by misaligned needs, rigid scheduling, ...
Tuberculosis Outbreak Highlights Ethical Challenges in Pathogen Whole Genome Sequencing
A qualitative study reveals how public health professionals in Australia navigated ethical, privacy, and stigma challenges while using whole genome ...
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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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