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. Researchers measured changes in asthma control, quality of lif…

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

This study tested whether teaching COPD patients simple breathing exercises through short videos could help them feel less short of breath, be more active, and sleep better. Sixty adults with COPD took part, watching 5-7 minute videos and practicing daily for 30 days. Researchers…

This study looked at whether manual therapy (hands-on treatment) or home exercises could reduce pain and improve jaw movement in people with bruxism (teeth grinding). Thirty young adults with bruxism were split into two groups: one did exercises at home for 8 weeks, the other rec…

This study compared two ways of teaching nursing students to read ECGs: hands-on simulation training versus interactive digital games. 31 nursing students took part. The goal was to see which method improved their ECG reading skills more. Results will help educators choose the be…

This study involved 50 nursing students to see if practicing with realistic scenarios helps them remember basic life support skills better than standard training. Students were split into two groups: one practiced on a manikin with feedback, the other used scenario-based simulati…