Kto Karatay University

This study looked at whether a simple tapping technique called EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) can help first-time mothers feel safer, less anxious, and have less pain after a planned C-section. Sixty women were split into two groups: one received EFT in the first 24 hours aft…

This study tested Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), also called tapping therapy, in 68 first-time pregnant women to see if it reduces fear of childbirth, improves birth memory, and boosts postpartum security. Participants were at least 32 weeks pregnant and planning a vaginal de…

This study tested two physiotherapy methods—therapeutic ultrasound and phonophoresis (ultrasound with a medicated gel)—in 60 adults aged 18–30 with chronic low back pain. All participants also received standard treatments like TENS and exercises. The goal was to see which method …

This study looked at whether nursing care based on the Levine Conservation Model could reduce fatigue, nerve pain, and anxiety in people with colorectal cancer getting chemotherapy. Sixty-eight patients took part. The approach focused on helping patients conserve energy and cope …

This study looked at whether breathing exercises can help people who had lung surgery feel better. 74 adults who had a type of lung surgery called VATS or wedge resection took part. The exercises aimed to reduce pain, anxiety, shortness of breath, and trouble sleeping. Results sh…

This study looked at whether structured education from a nurse could help patients feel less anxious and have a better quality of life when undergoing shock wave treatment for kidney stones. 188 adults having this treatment for the first time took part. The education aimed to red…

This study looked at whether smelling lavender can help people over 65 sleep better and have better physical balance. Researchers gave lavender scent to a group of elderly participants and measured their sleep quality and balance using standard tests. The goal was to find a safe,…

This study looked at whether two non-drug methods—therapeutic touch (balancing energy) and emotional freedom technique (tapping on acupoints)—can help new mothers feel less tired and improve their mood after childbirth. Sixty women who had a vaginal birth were split into three gr…

This study tested whether teaching pregnant women with urinary tract infections (UTIs) about hygiene using the 'teach-back' method (where they explain what they learned) improves their hygiene behaviors and symptoms. 36 pregnant women with UTIs took part; half received the specia…

This study looked at whether using a stress ball during active labor can help reduce pain and make women feel more comfortable. 78 pregnant women took part, with one group using a stress ball during contractions and the other receiving standard care. The goal was to see if this s…

This study tested whether adding action observation therapy (watching and imitating movement videos) to standard physical therapy helps chronic stroke patients walk farther and balance better. Thirty adults over 40 who had a stroke at least 6 months ago took part. One group did v…

This study tested whether yoga-based breathing exercises can help people recovering from colorectal cancer surgery feel less pain, fatigue, and insomnia, and improve their confidence in managing their health. Sixty adults who had their first colorectal cancer surgery were split i…

This study tested whether a Turkish version of the General Rehabilitation Adherence Scale works well for people with osteoarthritis. Researchers enrolled 88 patients receiving physiotherapy and checked if the scale accurately measures how well they follow their rehab program. The…

This study tested whether teaching sexual health using a 'flipped classroom' method (where students learn material at home and do activities in class) improves sexual health literacy in university students. 96 students from health-related departments took part. The goal was to se…

This study looked at whether a four-week cancer screening education program could improve what academics know about cancer screening and whether they would use family health centers more. Seventy-one university staff members took part, with some receiving the training and others …

This study looked at how worried people are about artificial intelligence (AI) and whether their exercise habits play a role. Researchers compared 663 athletes and sedentary adults aged 18 to 45 using a questionnaire that measures AI anxiety. The goal was to see if being physical…

This study looked at tailbone pain in 292 women who gave birth within the last two years. Researchers used the Paris Questionnaire to measure pain in different positions and compared it to quality of life and function. The goal was to better understand how this pain affects daily…