EDUCATION

This study is testing a mobile app designed to help people with atrial fibrillation or heart failure manage their condition from home. The app lets patients track measurements, store educational info, and manage medications and appointments. Researchers want to see if patients fi…

This study aims to see if creating special HIV teams in hospitals can help find more people who have HIV but don't know it. The teams will work in hospitals across ten European countries, checking patient records for signs that might suggest HIV and encouraging doctors to offer t…

This study aims to understand the long-term effects of using interactive devices like tablets and smartphones on young children's development and health. Researchers will follow nearly 900 children in England, aged 3 to 5, tracking their device use with a special app and measurin…

This study is testing a teaching method called the 'jigsaw technique' to see if it helps nursing students learn about stroke patient care better than standard lessons. In the jigsaw method, students work in small groups where each person learns a piece of the topic and then teach…

This study is testing a training program to see if it helps care workers in nursing homes better understand and care for elderly residents. Researchers are having some workers wear special suits that simulate the physical challenges of aging, like stiffness and reduced vision. Th…

This study aims to understand if an educational workshop can change women's knowledge and behaviors regarding the chemicals in hair products. Researchers will survey about 120 women in Newark, New Jersey, before and after they attend a 'clean beauty' class. The goal is to see if …