Learning disability

This trial tests a 12-week home-based program called SPRINT for infants aged 7-15 months who were born preterm or have a family history of conditions like ADHD, autism, or developmental delay. Parents use an app to guide daily play activities aimed at improving parenting skills a…

This trial tests whether a structured, task-focused occupational therapy program delivered at school can improve handwriting, fine motor skills, and visual-motor integration in second- and third-graders who struggle with these skills. Children will be randomly assigned to either …

This study tests whether intensive music-based rhythm training can improve attention, thinking, and reading in children aged 8 to 10 with complex neurodevelopmental disorders (like ADHD plus dyslexia). Six children will take part in a structured program, and researchers will meas…

This study looks at whether an 8-week exercise program (balance, strength, and stretching) can improve physical fitness in children aged 7-14 with specific learning disabilities. 18 children will be split into an exercise group and a control group. The goal is to see if regular e…

This study investigates whether a familiarization session before a treadmill time-to-exhaustion test can reduce learning effects and improve measurement consistency. Healthy, physically active adults will complete a practice trial followed by an experimental trial. Researchers wi…

This trial tests an AI-powered teaching platform called iLN, which uses a large language model to help medical students learn about lupus nephritis. Fifty fourth-year medical students are randomly assigned to either use iLN or attend a traditional PowerPoint lecture. The study me…

This study explores whether a flipped learning approach—where students review digital materials before class and use class time for active problem-solving—improves clinical decision-making and academic performance in third-year physiotherapy students. Participants take part in ed…

This study will develop and test an online training program for nurses who give powerful cancer drugs like chemotherapy. About 238 nurses from two cancer centers in Oman will take part. Half will get the e-learning course, and half will continue with usual training. Researchers w…

This study interviews people with learning differences and surveys medical students to understand what future doctors need to learn to provide better care. The goal is to use these insights to create volunteer-led teaching sessions. The study is small, with 15 participants, and a…

This study examines how person-centered care affects the health and well-being of older adults and staff in academic nursing homes in Sweden. Researchers will survey 600 participants, including residents and staff, over time. The goal is to understand how to make elderly care mor…

This study will look at balance, posture, and fine motor skills in 38 children aged 6–18 who have specific learning disabilities. Researchers will use simple tests like standing on a balance beam and picking up small objects. The goal is to better understand the motor challenges …

This study tests a culturally adapted home program for Arab toddlers in Israel. 240 families with children aged 18-36 months will receive either eight weekly sessions teaching parents how to boost language and problem-solving through play and routines, or eight sessions on genera…

This observational study will examine the results of genetic testing (karyotyping) in 75 children aged 1 month to 12 years who have both birth defects and developmental delays. Researchers will collect medical histories, perform physical exams, and analyze genetic test results to…