AI-Powered X-Ray Screening Proves Feasible for TB Detection in Manila’s Densest Districts
A qualitative study of a Médecins Sans Frontières tuberculosis screening campaign in Tondo, Manila, finds that computer-aided detection on digital ...
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When the Caregiver Is Also the Clinician: Inside the Double Lives of Ontario’s Healthcare Professionals
A qualitative study of twenty Ontario regulated healthcare professionals reveals how clinical expertise both empowers and burdens those who also ...
In Kigali, Women With Urinary Incontinence Say Digital Health Education Could Change Their Lives
A qualitative study of 20 women in Kigali, Rwanda, reveals major knowledge gaps about urinary incontinence alongside strong demand for ...
Free on Paper, Blocked in Practice: Why Migrants and Maya Communities Struggle to Reach Care in Belize
A qualitative study of 67 participants and five health facilities finds that Belize's formally free healthcare system still imposes hidden ...
What Self-Care Really Means for Nurses: A New Six-Dimension Framework
A hybrid concept analysis combining literature review and interviews with 17 nurses defines nursing self-care as a dynamic, six-dimensional process ...
From Fear to Trust: How Parents’ Views on Infant Chiropractic Care Shift Over Treatment
A qualitative study of Swiss families finds that parents' attitudes toward chiropractic treatment for infants with arthrogenic torticollis evolve from ...
Same Struggles, Different Reasons: Patients and Caregivers Walk Parallel Paths in Multiple Myeloma
A paired study of 44 multiple myeloma patient-caregiver dyads in Seoul finds that patients and caregivers face nearly identical life ...
Male Nurses in Tanzania Fight Stereotypes That Erode Identity and Care
A qualitative study of ten male nurses in Dodoma, Tanzania, finds that persistent gender stereotypes erode professional identity, strain nurse-patient ...
Cured but Not Free: Leprosy Survivors in Ghana Still Face Supernatural Fear and Hidden Fees
A qualitative study of persons cured of leprosy in Ghana's Godokpe community reveals persistent supernatural beliefs, uneven stigma reduction, pluralistic ...
Years on the Ward Shape Why Nurses Go Back to School, Study Finds
A Swedish study of 94 specialist nursing students shows that nurses with different lengths of clinical experience pursue the same ...
Cancer Survivors Left in the Dark About Debilitating Bowel Problems After Radiotherapy
A qualitative study of 28 cancer survivors and 19 health professionals finds that information about chronic bowel symptoms after pelvic ...
Young Cancer Survivors Say AI Chatbots Could Fill a Gap in Care, If They Can Be Trusted
Interviews with eighteen young adult cancer survivors reveal cautious optimism that generative AI chatbots could supplement survivorship care through personalized, ...
Trust, Stigma and the School Clinic: Why Relationships Decide Whether Teens Talk About Childhood Trauma
A qualitative study of twenty adolescents and parents finds that trust, school social dynamics, and community relationships—not the screening tools ...
Invisible in Crisis: Older Women’s Health and Safety Needs Overlooked in Humanitarian Emergencies
A global qualitative study of humanitarian practitioners reveals how data gaps, economic exploitation, mobility barriers, and intersecting ageism and sexism ...
Telemedicine Wins Trust in Uganda, But Connectivity and Policy Gaps Hold It Back
A qualitative study of policymakers, providers, and patients in Kampala finds telemedicine widely accepted for its convenience and privacy, but ...
When Dementia Takes Away a Voice: How Palliative Care Helps Families Make Hospital Decisions
A qualitative study of eighteen family caregivers shows that palliative care consultations ease surrogate decision-making for hospitalized dementia patients, but ...
Nurses on the Front Line: How COVID-19 Reshaped Identity, Health and Coping
A qualitative study of eight frontline nurses reveals how the COVID-19 pandemic transformed professional identity, inflicted physical and moral injury, ...
Family Silence, Peer Pressure, and Screens: What Drives Adolescent Sexual Violence in Rural Indonesia
A qualitative study in Tasikmalaya Regency, Indonesia, identifies family communication, peer dynamics, digital exposure, and institutional weaknesses as interconnected drivers ...
Oncology Nurses Weigh the Promise and Perils of Giving Chemotherapy at Home
A Swedish qualitative study of nine oncology nurses reveals cautious optimism about delivering antineoplastic cancer therapy in patients' homes, with ...
Adults With Intellectual Disability Co-Design a Balance Exercise App Built Around Safety, Simplicity and Belonging
A Swedish co-creation study shows that adults with intellectual disability, when given genuine design control over a balance exercise app, ...
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