Tag: Clinical Practice

A nationwide survey of 418 epilepsy centers in China reveals that only 47% implement ketogenic diet therapy, with limited expertise ...

A scoping review of 51 studies maps individual, interpersonal and organizational factors associated with nursing students' ethical sensitivity, while finding ...

A qualitative study indicates that Colombian medical students value immersive simulation technologies as a complement to clinical practice rather than ...

A qualitative study of 25 stakeholders identified leadership, facilitation, and active engagement as key determinants in implementing safe patient handling ...

A survey of Italian specialists reveals that only half consistently document treat-to-target goals for atopic dermatitis, pointing to major resource ...

A study of 34 French fertility professionals found that differential evaluation practices persisted for single women and female couples despite ...

A new conceptual paper in BMC Medical Research Methodology introduces 'measurement validity induction' to describe the risky practice of using ...

A survey of 205 Slovenian nursing students found that 61.5 percent felt pressure to act against their moral principles in ...

A qualitative study of 26 Australian health professionals finds moral distress arises from constrained voice, systemic constraints and inadequate preparedness, ...

A cross-sectional network study of 308 Chinese nursing students found role overload, clinical practice belonging and positive failure mindset were ...

A real-world study of 1,368 patients across 24 centers shows plasma p-tau217 distributions vary by clinical category, age and kidney ...

A qualitative interview study of hospital staff identified six ethical themes in AI-assisted clinical practice and led researchers to propose ...

A two-phase Chinese study developed an eight-domain index for assessing kidney transplantation nurse competencies, but the framework has not yet ...

A new narrative review finds that observational studies linking food allergy and ADHD in children are inconsistent and methodologically limited, ...

A national survey of 542 South Korean physicians found broad support for patient participation in clinical decisions, but only about ...

A new perspective in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that medicine's ethical crisis stems from eroding working conditions, ...

A new survey of American College of Mohs Surgery members finds that while most surgeons expect artificial intelligence to reshape ...

A personal essay in the Journal of General Internal Medicine describes how years of Zen meditation transformed one pediatrician's ability ...

In an era where technology and healthcare are converging more than ever before, the concepts of hybrid ambient documentation are ...

In a groundbreaking descriptive study, researchers led by M.H. Taani, H. Skuble, and C. Antwi-Boasiako have undertaken a significant evaluation ...