What Shapes Nurses’ Attitudes Toward AI? A Review of 30 Studies Points to Training and Experience
A systematic review of 30 studies covering 12,958 nurses finds that AI training, hands-on experience and organizational leadership are the ...
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Exercise Trial Tests Whether Training Boosts Fitness and Immune Markers After Kidney Transplant
The EXTRA Trial will test whether 24 weeks of supervised aerobic and resistance training improves fitness, immune markers, and graft-related ...
Soft-skills training in Germany leaves workers’ pay and careers unchanged, study finds
A study of 5,439 German full-time workers found no significant changes in wages, supervisory responsibilities, leadership status, or job satisfaction ...
Augmented reality remains rare on Nigerian construction sites despite wide professional awareness
A survey of 247 construction professionals in Enugu, Nigeria, found that while 65.6 percent are aware of augmented reality, only ...
Therapists see lifestyle psychiatry as relevant to therapy but say guidance is lacking
A qualitative study of eighteen psychological therapists finds lifestyle psychiatry is seen as relevant to therapy, but structured guidance, training ...
UK research with children lacks consistent safeguarding infrastructure, review finds
A review of twenty UK policy documents finds safeguarding governance in research with children and young people is fragmented and ...
Char Farmers in Bangladesh Rate Agricultural Projects Positively but See Room to Improve
A survey of 103 farmers in Bangladesh's char areas found most reported medium satisfaction with agricultural interventions, with education, training, ...
Public Health Graduates Fall Short on Skills Employers Say Matter Most in China
A cross-sectional survey from Yunnan, China, has found a striking mismatch between how undergraduate public health students rate their training ...
Social Support, Not Clinical Hours, Linked to Lower Stress in Nursing Students
A cross-sectional study of nursing students at King Saud University found that higher perceived social support was linked to lower ...
Educational training tied to higher pediatric palliative care referrals in single-center study
A quasi-experimental study in BMC Pediatrics found that a multimodal educational intervention for pediatric oncologists was associated with referrals among ...
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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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