Caribbean Medical Students Navigate Academic and Cultural Dissonance at a New School
A qualitative interview study of 12 international students at a new Caribbean medical school documents their motivations, academic and cultural ...
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Ambient AI Scribes May Ease Clinic Visits, But Patient Comfort Depends on Trust and Familiarity
A qualitative study of twenty ambulatory patients at an academic medical center found that ambient AI scribes were associated with ...
In rural Malawi, childbirth triage runs on danger signs and paper forms, not formal protocols
A qualitative study of two rural Malawian hospitals finds that standardized admission forms and shared danger-sign recognition bring order to ...
Why Hospice Care Reaches Fewer American Indian Families at Life’s End
Interviews and focus groups with 27 Chickasaw Nation participants reveal that misconceptions about hospice, cultural expectations of family caregiving, and ...
Research report: A qualitative study of client and healthcare provider perspectives on the role of stigma in self-directed discharge for people who inject drugs with injecting-related infections
A qualitative Australian hospital study found that patients who inject drugs attributed self-directed discharge to stigma-related unmet needs, while clinicians ...
Drug-Resistant TB Patients in Lagos Say Mistreatment in Clinics Cuts Deeper Than the Disease
A qualitative study of 53 drug-resistant tuberculosis patients in Lagos finds that stigma within healthcare settings, from visible mask use ...
Dutch hospital executives differ on patient access to non-reimbursed cancer drugs
An interview study of 17 Dutch hospital executives reveals wide variation in how hospitals fund, facilitate or restrict access to ...
Patients and Clinicians Reveal How to Rebuild Pain Therapy for Opioid Use Disorder
Qualitative interviews with 31 patients and 15 clinicians in Pennsylvania and West Virginia identified stigma, low pain self-efficacy, and social ...
Hospital administrative staff show basic-level AI literacy, Turkish study finds
A qualitative study of 20 administrative staff at a Turkish training and research hospital found that AI literacy remains largely ...
Relationships and autonomy shape provider retention in Indigenous healthcare settings
Interviews with seventeen providers in Indian Health Service and Tribally operated healthcare settings reveal that community relationships, autonomy with support, ...
Rural Alabama focus groups reveal how pain reshapes diabetes self-care
A qualitative study of 18 rural adults with type 2 diabetes found that pain disrupted movement, sleep, household work and ...
Interviews identify wheelchair access barriers in South Korean tertiary hospitals
A qualitative study of 11 wheelchair users identified structural, clinical and adaptive barriers to outpatient care at tertiary referral hospitals ...
Qualitative study identifies barriers to guideline-based aphasia therapy in German-speaking care
An exploratory German-speaking focus group study identifies fragmented care, limited specialist access, and weak outpatient coordination as barriers to guideline-based ...
Riyadh patients describe AI tools and literacy in chronic disease self-management
A qualitative study of nine chronic disease patients in Riyadh found that perceived usability and digital health literacy shaped how ...
Interprofessional conflict linked to communication, hierarchy and resources in Indian hospitals
A qualitative study of 19 hospital workers across four Indian states identified communication failure, hierarchy and resource constraints as major ...
Peruvian cancer families navigate genetic testing through faith and community support
A qualitative study of 15 Peruvians found that hereditary cancer testing and diagnosis were shaped by faith, family networks, community ...
Norwegian healthcare norms reshape seven migrant professionals’ views of medical overuse
A qualitative study of seven migrant health professionals in Bergen found that professional transition reshaped their views of medical overuse, ...
Mapping system dynamics shaping neonatal infection prevention and antimicrobial stewardship in Botswana
An interview-led system-dynamics study in one Botswana neonatal unit mapped four reinforcing feedback structures associated with infection-prevention and antimicrobial-stewardship challenges.
Healthy pathways to retirement: a qualitative study exploring the views and needs of older workers
A qualitative study of 22 older or recently retired workers identifies age-friendly workplaces, work-health balance and preparation for retirement as ...
Healthcare provider opinions and work experiences toward diagnosing, treating, or caring for individuals with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS), hypermobility spectrum disorders (HSD), and vulvar pain disorders: a qualitative study
A qualitative study of 14 U.S. providers identified limited training, fragmented referrals, trial-and-error treatment and demand for more collaborative, trauma-informed ...
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