STRESS, PSYCHOLOGICAL

This study is testing a special mobile app designed for Black pregnant women. The app provides culturally relevant tools to build self-advocacy skills, improve communication with doctors, and create a support network. Researchers want to see if using the app can help reduce depre…

This study is testing if a specific yoga breathing and meditation program can help reduce burnout and improve well-being in doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals. 180 clinicians will be randomly assigned to either try the breathing program or a general health educat…

This study is testing a program designed to help community health workers in New York City cope with job stress and prevent burnout. About 168 participants will attend six online workshops covering topics like optimism, self-care, and social support. Researchers will measure chan…

This study is testing if using bandages printed with cartoon characters can help children feel less scared, stressed, and in pain during burn dressing changes. Kids aged 7-11 will be randomly given either standard bandages or the cartoon ones during their procedure. Researchers w…

This study is testing a digital version of a World Health Organization stress management program to see if it helps international students at a U.S. university. About 50 students experiencing mild-to-moderate stress will attend a two-day workshop with videos and group activities.…

This study is testing if a short virtual reality tour of a doctor's office can make routine check-ups less scary for young children. About 100 kids aged 3 to 5 will either watch the VR tour or go through the normal waiting process before their exam. Researchers will measure how u…

This small pilot study is testing if playing a recording of a parent's voice or singing can help stabilize premature babies in the intensive care unit. Researchers will measure the baby's vital signs and brain oxygen levels during the therapy and compare it to a quiet rest period…

This study aims to understand the health, stress levels, and wellbeing of university students and employees. Researchers will use surveys and interviews to gather information on factors like loneliness, anxiety, and substance use. The goal is to use this data to help guide and im…