Family Physicians Feel Underprepared for Cancer Care Roles, Survey Finds
A survey of 200 Turkish family physicians found limited involvement in cancer control, with perceived competence lowest after diagnosis and ...
A survey of 200 Turkish family physicians found limited involvement in cancer control, with perceived competence lowest after diagnosis and ...
A mixed-methods systematic review of eight studies found that organisational barriers and uneven recognition of prior expertise shape career progression ...
A review finds that AI-enabled microfluidic wearables and implants could support continuous personalized monitoring, but clinical adoption requires stable materials, ...
A qualitative study of 23 Indonesian health professionals identifies interconnected administrative, medicine-supply, workforce, financial, adherence and stigma-related barriers affecting mental ...
A qualitative study of 25 Veterans Health Administration staff identified five factors shaping medical-legal partnership implementation for patients experiencing intimate ...
A qualitative analysis of 11 stakeholder interviews identified five barrier categories affecting the workforce inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities ...
A PLS-SEM analysis of an expert survey identified four statistically significant barrier categories associated with living-wall implementation constraints in Saudi ...
In-depth focus groups with 18 community health workers in rural Indonesia expose the everyday communication barriers they face, the grassroots ...
An international survey published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine has shed light on the persistent challenges facing women ...
Adolescents and young people carry a disproportionate share of the global HIV burden, yet the most powerful biomedical prevention tool ...
In the dusty villages surrounding Madurai in southern Tamil Nadu, a quiet revolution in early childhood education is unfolding, and ...
More than one-tenth of adults worldwide now live with diabetes mellitus, and the number is projected to exceed 1.31 billion ...
Every year, roughly 99 percent of the world's maternal deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries, a statistic that has ...
Walk into a modern smart hospital ward and you will find a curious piece of technology bolted beside nearly every ...
A cross-sectional study of 302 Bahraini women aged 40–74 in primary healthcare centres found that while 59.9% had ever had ...
A descriptive qualitative study across six Rwandan districts reveals economic constraints, misinformation, and weak intersectoral collaboration as key barriers to ...
Every year, hundreds of thousands of students arrive at university with one shared weakness: the maths hiding inside their science. ...
Deep beneath the rolling hills of northern Switzerland, engineers are planning one of the most ambitious construction projects in human ...
Type 2 diabetes is often described as a disease of daily decisions, and a new cross-sectional study from Istanbul offers ...
A qualitative study in Tanzania traces how witchcraft beliefs, stigma and health-system failures combine to delay leprosy diagnosis and treatment.
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