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This qualitative multiple-case study applies Socio-Technical Systems theory to demonstrate that healthcare data quality is an emergent property of the interplay between technical tools and systemic social factors, specifically highlighting how team collaboration dynamics, communication mechanisms, and organizational constraints shape the reliability of Electronic Health Records.
Drawing on civil sphere theory and an analysis of twenty-five global episodes from 2014 to 2025, this article examines how corporate attempts to include migrants in advertisements often trigger civil backlash framed through apocalyptic or danger narratives, revealing asymmetric institutional responses that distinguish between state-enforced exclusion and autonomous civil defense of inclusion.
This cross-sectional study of 172 postpartum women in Enugu, Nigeria, reveals that high social media exposure significantly increases the odds of feeling pressure to lose weight, while greater body image satisfaction serves as a protective factor against such pressure.
This study demonstrates how integrating network analysis with documentary coding of historical intelligence files can effectively reconstruct fragmented organized crime networks, revealing critical relationships and structural intermediaries that remain invisible when examining individual documents in isolation.
Using a latent class analysis of data from 27 European countries, this study reveals that older workers' precarious employment manifests in four distinct multidimensional profiles—Privileged, Standard, Strained, and Peripheral—that are strongly associated with poorer physical and mental health, with women disproportionately concentrated in the most disadvantaged Strained and Peripheral profiles.
This quantitative study of 249 participants at Judy Ann's Crispy Pata reveals that food quality and price fairness are the primary drivers of customer satisfaction, leading to the development of Project D.I.N.E., a strategic management plan designed to enhance value and retention.
This explanatory correlational study of 1,960 Ethiopian adolescents reveals that family cohesion partially mediates the relationship between frequent marital conflict and depressive symptoms, accounting for a significant portion of the variance in mental health outcomes.
This study of 96 citizens in Timor-Leste demonstrates that digital innovation in civil registry and notary services enhances citizen satisfaction primarily by improving perceived service quality, rather than through direct effects or moderation by socio-political intervention.
This systematic review synthesizes psychological and neurological evidence demonstrating that deep romantic love structurally integrates a partner into one's self-concept, causing their distress to be processed by the brain as personal pain, whereas friendships remain distinct entities governed by social exchange.
This study demonstrates that while symmetry remains a universal predictor of beauty, its influence is significantly attenuated in Japan due to the cultural norm of asymmetry in ikebana, which alters the link between perception and aesthetic evaluation rather than the perception of symmetry itself.