EDUCATION

This study looked at whether teaching women about the Mediterranean diet and sustainable nutrition could help them lose weight and improve body measurements like BMI and body fat. Sixty-two women with overweight or obesity took part. The goal was to see if this education leads to…

This study tested whether dental interns can apply cavity-preventing sealants just as well after watching a video as after in-person training. Fifty children aged 7–9 each had two molars treated, one by each training method. After three months, the sealants placed by video-traine…

This study tested a laughter yoga program for mothers caring for children with special needs. The training combined laughter exercises with stress management and communication skills. Researchers measured caregiving burden, positive mental health, perceived stress, and stress hor…

This study tested whether using virtual reality glasses for discharge education helps patients better care for themselves after bariatric surgery. Sixty adults who had laparoscopic weight-loss surgery were split into two groups: one received standard care, the other watched a 15-…

This study tested whether giving educational sessions to pregnant women and their partners helps them cope with stress as a couple, improve their relationship, and boost quality of life. 68 first-time pregnant couples took part. The training covered physical and emotional changes…

This study looked at whether a tailored education program could help adolescent girls living in a container settlement after an earthquake improve their genital hygiene behaviors and menstrual experiences. Sixty-eight girls aged 14-18 took part in two 2-hour sessions covering ana…

This study looked at two ways of teaching dental students how to evaluate patients before a tooth extraction. One group used an OSCE (a hands-on exam), the other used traditional methods. Researchers measured their clinical skills, anxiety, and satisfaction. The goal is to find b…

This study tested whether a quick, visual presentation style called Pecha Kucha works better than standard PowerPoint for teaching women about menopause. Five hundred women aged 30 to 65 who had never learned about menopause before took part. The goal was to see if the new method…

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 for children.

This study tested whether an online parenting program called Incredible Years helps Filipino parents in California improve their parenting skills and reduce their children's behavior problems. About 360 families took part, with half receiving the program and half getting standard…

This study tested whether teaching pregnant women a special wiping bath method for newborns affects when they first bathe their baby, the baby's body temperature, and how quickly the umbilical cord stump falls off. Researchers trained small groups of pregnant women on a baby mode…

This study tested different ways to teach physical activity-related health competence to nursing students in Bavaria. Over 300 students from 16 schools participated, with some schools using new teaching methods and others serving as controls. The goal was to see which approach be…

This study looked at whether puzzles or Kahoot games work better for teaching midwifery students. 39 second-year students were split into two groups to try each method. Researchers measured how motivated students felt, how much they enjoyed the game, and how satisfied they were w…

This completed trial tested whether a 2-week gender education program could improve how health science students perceive gender roles and develop more egalitarian attitudes. 70 students participated, attending in-person sessions with presentations and group discussions. The study…

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 received no training. All bikes were equipped with GPS and video cameras to track real-world riding b…

This study tested whether video-based education helps liver transplant patients adapt to their disease and use medications correctly. 90 adult patients were split into three groups: two received different video trainings, and one got standard care. Researchers measured adaptation…

This study looked at whether an individualized education and exercise program could help nurses improve their foot health knowledge, skills, and habits. 70 nurses took part, with half receiving the program and half acting as a control group. The main goal was to see changes in fo…

This study tested whether a structured, four-week education program based on the transtheoretical model (stages of change) could help women aged 18-49 improve risky lifestyle behaviors before pregnancy. 108 women who were sexually active and planning pregnancy within two years to…

This study tested whether an escape room game could help nursing students learn CPR better than standard training. 64 fourth-year nursing students were randomly assigned to either an escape room activity or a placebo control group. Researchers measured their CPR knowledge and ski…

This study tested whether a remote simulation-based training program could help Emergency Medical Services (EMS) clinicians improve their skills in pediatric emergency procedures like placing a breathing tube or starting an IV. 133 EMS workers participated, submitting videos of t…

This completed trial tested two ways of reminding doctors to prescribe statins to patients who need them. Over 3,300 patients were included. One reminder popped up and required action, while the other was less intrusive. The goal was to see which method works better without overw…

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

This study looked at whether a nurse-led education program based on the Health Belief Model could improve genital hygiene behaviors and attitudes toward preventing urinary tract infections (UTIs). The study involved 122 health science students, split into two groups. The goal was…

This study looked at two different materials for teaching episiotomy repair to midwifery students: chicken breast and a special simulator. 43 third-year students practiced on one of the two models after watching an online video. The researchers measured how satisfied the students…

This study tested a new prenatal care model that includes fathers. 216 young couples participated in co-parenting education, parenting classes, and job skills training. The goal was to see if this approach could improve relationships and prepare parents for their baby's arrival.

This study looked at whether teaching mothers about neonatal jaundice after a planned C-section could improve their knowledge and reduce jaundice in their babies. 78 mothers took part, with half receiving two training sessions and the other half getting standard care. Researchers…