Agri Ibrahim Cecen University

This study tested whether laughter therapy can improve brain fog, psychological well-being, and sleep quality in women going through menopause. 97 women who had entered menopause naturally within the last 3 years took part. The intervention group did 8 sessions of laughter yoga o…

This study tested whether doing progressive relaxation exercises after emergency surgery can help with pain, anxiety, and vital signs like heart rate. 70 adults were split into two groups: one did relaxation exercises at 6 hours, 1 day, and 2 days after surgery, while the other r…

This study looked at whether Oketani massage, a gentle breast massage technique, can improve breastfeeding success and reduce breast engorgement in mothers who gave birth by cesarean section. 116 new mothers took part, with half receiving the massage and half getting standard car…

This study looked at whether listening to nada yoga music or using a stress ball can lower anxiety and pain during a Pap smear. 128 women aged 30-56 took part. Researchers measured their anxiety and pain levels at different times. The goal was to find simple, drug-free ways to ma…

This study looked at whether listening to white noise or squeezing a stress ball during a non-stress test (NST) could lower anxiety and fear in 168 pregnant women scheduled for a planned C-section. Women were split into four groups: white noise, stress ball, both, or neither. The…

This study tested whether an 8-week mindfulness-based stress reduction program could help menopausal women feel better. Researchers compared 86 women aged 45-64 who either took the program or received no extra support. The goal was to see if mindfulness could improve quality of l…

This study tested whether virtual reality glasses or simple game cards could help children aged 5 to 10 feel less fear, anxiety, and pain during wound care. Ninety children were split into three groups: standard care, standard care with game cards, or standard care with VR. Resea…

This study looked at whether laughter yoga can improve well-being and help first-year midwifery students adjust to college. About 54 students took part, with some doing laughter yoga and others not. Researchers measured mental health, happiness, and psychological strength using s…

This study tested whether a simple footbath can reduce symptoms of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) in 92 women aged 18-25. One group took footbaths while the other did nothing. Researchers measured symptom severity, pain, and quality of life using standard questionnaires. The goal wa…

This study tested a mobile app that provides midwifery care and information to pregnant women. Researchers wanted to see if using the app during pregnancy could lower stress and fear of childbirth, and increase satisfaction with care. The study involved 107 pregnant women in Turk…

This study looked at how different levels of leg compression affect blood circulation in adults after surgery. Thirty patients had their legs compressed at three different pressures while blood flow was measured using non-invasive sensors. The goal was to see if personalized comp…

This study looked at whether a nutrition education program could improve nursing students' knowledge about food, their eating habits, physical activity, and sleep quality. 42 nursing students took part in the program and were checked before, right after, and three months later. T…

This study looked at 200 emergency nurses in Turkey to understand how often they face stressful and traumatic events at work and how these events affect them emotionally. The nurses completed a questionnaire about their experiences over the past six months. The goal was to identi…

This study looked at whether explaining how artificial intelligence (AI) is used in surgery care can lower anxiety and help patients feel more in control before an operation. 120 adults having planned surgery were split into two groups: one got standard info plus a general chat, …

This study looked at two fun learning methods—puzzles and Kahoot quizzes—to see which one helps midwifery students learn better and enjoy more. About 39 second-year students were split into two groups and played these games during class. Researchers measured their motivation, gam…

This study looked at whether an 8-hour training course on kangaroo care (holding a baby skin-to-skin) helps final-year midwifery students improve their knowledge, skills, confidence, and empathy. About 99 students took part, with some receiving the training and others not. The go…