Expert therapists say evidence alone cannot settle treatment decisions
A qualitative study of 16 peer-nominated clinical psychologists finds that therapists experience persistent tensions when integrating research evidence, clinical experience ...
A qualitative study of 16 peer-nominated clinical psychologists finds that therapists experience persistent tensions when integrating research evidence, clinical experience ...
A qualitative study of 14 Brazilian patients found that before starting treatment for lung or head and neck cancer, most ...
A qualitative interview study of 12 international students at a new Caribbean medical school documents their motivations, academic and cultural ...
A mixed-methods study of 225 Iranian physicians finds that while electronic prescribing systems earn high technical ratings, doctors cope with ...
A qualitative study of 53 drug-resistant tuberculosis patients in Lagos finds that stigma within healthcare settings, from visible mask use ...
A qualitative phenomenological study of 15 lecturers and industry experts in Southeastern Nigeria finds that authentic vocational teaching in the ...
A qualitative study of 20 administrative staff at a Turkish training and research hospital found that AI literacy remains largely ...
A qualitative study involving 45 medical students and 10 faculty or administrative staff members identified six institutional themes associated with ...
A qualitative study of 16 women found that adaptation after fetal-anomaly pregnancy termination can unfold through coexisting grief, meaning-making, cautious ...
Interviews with 40 adolescents from two urban schools identified perceived educational and social benefits of mobile phones alongside concerns about ...
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