KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, PRACTICE

This study tested whether using crossword puzzles helps nursing students learn about safe medication practices. Researchers divided 46 final-year nursing students into two groups: one group completed crossword puzzles for seven weeks, while the other received standard classroom i…

This study surveyed 1,506 psychology students across Latin America to measure their actual knowledge versus their perceived understanding of evidence-based practices. Researchers wanted to see if students' confidence in using research-backed treatments matched their factual knowl…

This study tested a new training program for mental health providers to see if it's practical to run a larger future study. It aimed to help therapists use proven methods to better support young patients, especially those who are gender minorities. Researchers checked if therapis…

This study tested whether an educational program could improve people's understanding of clinical trials and their willingness to join one. Researchers worked with 85 adults in the Tampa Bay area, teaching them about how trials work, their risks and benefits, and the consent proc…

This study aimed to create a Turkish version of a questionnaire that measures what people know about low back pain. Researchers translated the questionnaire and tested it on 186 Turkish-speaking adults who had back pain. The goal is to give healthcare workers a reliable tool to u…

This study surveyed 190 nurses working in intensive care units (ICUs) around the world. The goal was to understand their current knowledge, attitudes, and daily practices regarding eye care for critically ill patients. The results will help identify where education and training a…

This study tested whether a mobile phone app could help parents and caregivers of children with epilepsy. 72 participants in Canada were randomly assigned to either use the educational app for 7 weeks or receive standard clinic information. Researchers measured if using the app i…