6295 papers
This study utilizes the PEN-3 cultural model to analyze interviews with ten cultural health navigators in Phoenix, Arizona, revealing how their culturally tailored communication strategies effectively built trust and empowered refugee communities to engage with healthcare services during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
This focused scoping review of 18 studies maps the reported relevance of artificial intelligence applications in nursing to humanistic care, distinguishing between direct contributions like psychosocial support and indirect benefits from workflow optimization, while highlighting significant gaps in clinical evaluation and workflow integration reporting.
This randomized controlled trial demonstrates that a brief, tablet-based training protocol using movement-contingent electrotactile feedback selectively improves tactile sensitivity at the trained finger in stroke survivors, offering a feasible and specific approach for post-stroke sensory rehabilitation.
This study demonstrates that a community-participation model implemented in Sam Sung District, Khon Kaen Province, significantly improved health literacy, decision-making skills, and preventive practices regarding hypertension among at-risk individuals compared to standard care.
This paper reports three novel cases and analyzes 50 FDA-reported instances of vorasidenib-induced acute hepatocellular liver injury, highlighting a subset of patients who developed autoimmune-like hepatitis that successfully resolved with corticosteroid treatment following drug discontinuation.
This retrospective study demonstrates that a YOLO-based deep learning framework, specifically leveraging the complementary strengths of YOLOv8 and YOLOv12, can effectively automate the multiclass classification of peri-implant bone loss severity on panoramic radiographs, showing particular promise for early-stage detection as a clinical decision-support tool.
This study developed and preliminarily validated a systematic, evidence-based health management checklist for elderly patients with chronic disease-related disabilities, grounded in Fitch's Supportive Care Theory, which demonstrated strong scientific rigor and clinical practicality in a small-scale application.
This study demonstrates that a nursing hierarchical management model based on disease cybernetics, comprising four specific modules, significantly enhances head nurse training efficiency and offers a practical framework for cultivating adaptable nursing management talent.
This cross-country study utilizing recent DHS data from six South Asian nations reveals that quality antenatal care coverage is critically low at 34.7% and is significantly influenced by factors such as early initiation, media access, wealth, education, birth order, and rural residence, highlighting the urgent need to target underprivileged and remote populations to improve maternal and neonatal outcomes.
Using 2022 national survey data, this study reveals that intimate partner violence affects 27.46% of pregnant women in Tanzania, with emotional abuse being the most common form and risk factors including partner alcohol use, polygamy, and longer union duration, while marriage certification and having one child serve as protective factors.