EDUCATION

This study tested whether dental interns can learn to place pit and fissure sealants (a coating that prevents cavities) just as well from a video as from a live demonstration. Fifty children aged 7-9 each had two molars treated by different interns trained either by video or in p…

This study tested whether using virtual reality glasses to teach patients about self-care after bariatric surgery improves their ability to manage their health. Sixty adults who had weight-loss surgery were split into two groups: one group received standard care, while the other …

This study tested whether a training program for pregnant women and their partners helps them cope with stress as a couple, improve their relationship, reduce pregnancy complaints, and enhance quality of life. The study included 68 first-time pregnant women and their spouses. The…

This study looked at whether laughter yoga training could help mothers who care for children with special needs. 40 mothers took part in the program. Researchers measured their stress, mental health, and a stress hormone called cortisol. The goal was to see if laughter yoga could…

This study looked at how to best teach nursing students about staying physically active and healthy while they learn their profession. Researchers tested three different teaching methods at 16 nursing schools in Bavaria, Germany, involving 335 students. The goal was to find the m…

This study tested whether video-based education helps liver transplant patients adapt to their disease and take their immunosuppressive medications correctly. 90 adult liver transplant recipients were split into three groups: one received video training based on the Health Belief…

This study looked at whether using an escape room game can improve nursing students' knowledge and skills in basic life support (CPR). 64 fourth-year nursing students took part. The goal was to see if this fun, team-based learning method helps them learn better than traditional t…

This study tested two ways of reminding doctors to prescribe statins (cholesterol-lowering drugs) during patient visits. Over 3,300 adults who were eligible for statins but not taking them were included. The goal was to see if a pop-up alert or a less intrusive reminder worked be…

This study looked at how different materials used in a lab setting affect the learning satisfaction and self-confidence of third-year midwifery students when learning episiotomy repair. 43 students participated, and they were taught using online videos and then practiced with dif…

This study tested a program that includes expectant fathers in prenatal care to help young couples prepare for parenthood. 216 couples took part in online education, co-parenting support, and job help. The goal was to improve relationship skills, parenting confidence, and infant …

This study tested a community bike safety program for 195 kids ages 9 to 12. Some kids took a 12-hour safety class, some took the class plus a parent training session, and others got no training. The researchers used GPS and video cameras on the kids' bikes to see if the training…

This study looked at whether training pregnant women on how to give a wiping bath to their newborns affects early bathing, baby body temperature, and how long it takes for the umbilical cord to fall off. About 64 mothers were split into two groups: one group received the bath tra…

This study tested a remote training program for emergency medical workers to improve their skills in treating children. Over 130 participants practiced procedures like placing breathing tubes and giving fluids through video feedback. The goal was to see if this remote method coul…

This study tested whether nurse-led education based on the Health Belief Model could improve genital hygiene behaviors and attitudes toward preventing urinary tract infections (UTIs). A total of 122 health science students participated, with half receiving the education and half …

This study tested whether using immersive virtual reality (VR) to teach the Bobath concept—a therapy approach for people with brain or nerve conditions—works as well as traditional in-person teaching. Twenty third-year physiotherapy students were split into two groups: one learne…

This study tested whether teaching women about sustainable nutrition and the Mediterranean diet could improve their body measurements like weight, body fat, and waist size. Sixty-two women with overweight or obesity took part. The goal was to see if education alone could lead to …

This study tested whether a special type of education, based on the transtheoretical model, could help women ages 18-49 improve risky lifestyle behaviors before becoming pregnant. 108 women who were sexually active and planning pregnancy within 2 years took part. The goal was to …

This study tested whether giving mothers a short training course about newborn jaundice would increase their knowledge and lower how often jaundice occurs in their babies. 78 mothers who had a planned C-section took part. Half received the training; the other half did not. Resear…

This study looked at two fun learning methods—puzzles and Kahoot quizzes—to see which one helps midwifery students learn better and enjoy more. About 39 second-year students were split into two groups and played these games during class. Researchers measured their motivation, gam…

This study tested whether a personalized education and exercise program could improve foot health knowledge and habits in nurses. 70 nurses were split into two groups: one received the program, the other did not. The main goal was to see if foot health scores changed after 6 week…

This study looked at whether a special class on gender could change how health science students think about gender roles. 70 students took part, and researchers measured their views before and after the class using surveys. The goal was to see if education can help people have mo…

This study tested a web-based resource designed to teach parents about pediatric clinical research. 167 parents of children aged 7-17 participated. The toolkit aimed to improve parents' knowledge, attitudes, and confidence about clinical trials, helping them make informed decisio…