Kutahya Health Sciences University

This study looked back at medical records to see how a structured heart rehabilitation program helped people with heart disease. It involved 65 patients who completed the program. The results showed improvements in how far patients could walk, their mood, their quality of life, a…

This study tested if a simple ultrasound scan of a patient's neck before surgery could help doctors predict who might have a difficult time placing a breathing tube. Researchers measured neck structures in 400 adults having elective surgery to see if these measurements were linke…

This study tested whether artificial intelligence (AI) could better predict which patients will have a difficult time having a breathing tube placed during surgery. Researchers collected photos and measurements from 250 adults before their surgery and used this data to train comp…

This study looked at whether childbirth preparation classes help reduce fear and shape beliefs about birth in first-time mothers. Researchers compared in-person and online classes for 58 pregnant women. They measured participants' fears and preferences before and one month after …

This study tested whether two types of hand massage—reflexology or a standard technique—could help patients feel better after a coronary angiography procedure. Researchers worked with 70 adults who had just undergone this heart artery imaging test, measuring their pain, anxiety, …

This study tested whether wearing virtual reality (VR) glasses could help patients feel calmer during a coronary angiography, a common heart test. Researchers gave 84 patients VR glasses to use as a distraction during the procedure to see if it reduced their anxiety. They measure…

This study tested whether a gentle abdominal massage could help newborns with jaundice. Jaundice causes yellow skin and is treated with special blue light. Researchers wanted to see if massaging the baby's belly once or twice a day would help them poop more, which helps remove th…

This study tested whether adding specific nerve gliding exercises to standard ultrasound therapy provides better relief for carpal tunnel syndrome. It involved 86 adults with mild-to-moderate symptoms in their dominant hand. Researchers compared pain, grip strength, and hand func…

This study tested whether a 12-week home exercise program could help women with fibromyalgia. Sixty participants were randomly assigned to either follow the exercise plan or continue their usual care. Researchers measured changes in pain, fatigue, mood, and quality of life to see…

This study tested whether two specific counseling approaches could help women improve their sexual function and quality of sexual life after having a hysterectomy. Researchers worked with 52 women who reported sexual difficulties after their surgery, dividing them into groups tha…

This study tested whether wearing virtual reality (VR) glasses during wisdom tooth surgery could help reduce patients' anxiety and pain. It involved 50 adults who were already nervous about dental work. Researchers compared anxiety levels, heart rate, and blood pressure between p…

This study aimed to understand what influences posture awareness among university academics. Researchers surveyed 122 academics, collecting information about their work habits, fatigue, mindfulness, and posture. The goal was to identify factors linked to better or worse posture a…

This study compared two ways to teach CPR skills to medical students: watching instructional videos versus practicing with hands-on simulations. Researchers tested 121 fourth-year medical students to see which method helped them learn and remember CPR skills better. They measured…

This study tested if a collaborative teaching method called the 'jigsaw technique' is better than traditional lectures for training nursing students. It involved 62 senior nursing students and measured their knowledge, attitudes, and confidence in preventing pressure ulcers (beds…

This study aimed to understand how heavy or problematic smartphone use might affect physical abilities and mental sharpness in young adults. Researchers measured 131 volunteers' smartphone habits, then tested their arm function, grip strength, reaction speed, and cognitive skills…

This study aimed to measure how much people bend their head and neck while using a smartphone. Researchers observed 30 healthy young adults as they watched a video on a phone, first while sitting and then while standing. The goal was to gather data on typical postures to better u…

This study aimed to understand how different levels of carpal tunnel syndrome affect people's ability to perform daily activities and participate in life. Researchers surveyed 156 adults with carpal tunnel in their dominant hand using quality-of-life questionnaires. The goal was …

This study tested whether a training program could improve the knowledge and attitudes of doctors and nurses about patient-controlled pain pumps used after surgery. Researchers gave 242 healthcare workers a questionnaire, provided them with a structured educational course, and th…

This study aimed to find better ways to predict which patients might have difficulty having a breathing tube placed during surgery. Researchers observed over 1,000 adult patients to see if common pre-surgery measurements and a sleep apnea questionnaire could forecast these challe…

This study tested a Turkish version of a questionnaire designed to measure bladder symptoms in people with multiple sclerosis (MS). Researchers worked with 71 Turkish adults diagnosed with MS to see if the survey questions were clear, reliable, and accurately captured their exper…

This study aimed to understand if the size and length of a person's arms and hands are related to how quickly they can react. Researchers measured 50 healthy young adults and tested their reaction speed by having them tap lights as fast as possible. The goal was to gather basic k…

This study tested whether a new mobile app could help nurses in a newborn intensive care unit (NICU) better understand their patients' needs and reduce missed care tasks. For three months, one group of nurses used the app while another group continued their usual routine. Researc…