Bartin University

This study tested whether a technology-based education program, delivered by peer mentors or adult educators, helps teenagers aged 14-17 with asthma. 48 teens were split into two intervention groups and a control group. The program aimed to improve asthma control, quality of life…

This study looked at whether teaching caregivers how to prevent pressure ulcers (bedsores) can lower the risk for patients receiving home care. The training covered skin care, repositioning, and pressure relief methods. Researchers measured patients' risk levels before and after …

This study tested whether teaching COPD patients breathing exercises through short videos could reduce shortness of breath, increase activity, and improve sleep. Sixty adults with COPD followed a 30-day program of pursed-lip and diaphragmatic breathing, guided by a 5-7 minute vid…

This study tested two non-drug approaches for bruxism (teeth grinding) in 30 young adults. One group received hands-on manual therapy to the jaw and neck, while the other did home exercises. Both groups also learned about bruxism. The goal was to see if these treatments could red…

This study tested whether hands-on simulation training helps nursing students learn to read ECGs better than digital games. 31 nursing students were split into two groups: one received simulation training, the other used web-based games. Their ECG knowledge was tested before, aft…

This study looked at whether practicing with realistic scenarios helps nursing students remember how to perform basic life support. Fifty students were split into two groups: one practiced on a manikin using standard methods, the other used scenario-based simulations. While both …