Hiroshima University

This study tested if giving pregnant women extra ultrasounds and health education during checkups could reduce the number of unnecessary C-sections in Bangladesh. 288 pregnant women from urban and rural hospitals took part. The goal was to see if these extra services help women a…

This study tested a telenursing program that gave health education and lifestyle advice to 70 adults with type 2 diabetes in Bangladesh. Participants used their smartphones to get support from nurses on diet, exercise, and medication. The goal was to see if this approach could im…

This trial tests whether giving pregnant women in rural Bangladesh a flyer about childbirth facilities, skilled birth attendants, and ambulance contacts encourages them to deliver with professional help. Researchers randomly assigned about 500 pregnant women to receive the flyer …

This study looked at whether combining mHealth psychoeducation (via phone and video) with Benson relaxation techniques could reduce the burden, anxiety, and depression felt by female informal caregivers of cancer patients in Bangladesh. 102 caregivers were split into two groups: …

This pilot study tested whether school nurses and trained teen 'health champions' could improve health literacy among 138 female students and community members in rural Bangladesh. Nurses provided weekly health classes for three months, then teens shared what they learned with th…

This study tested a self-management education program for 45 adults on hemodialysis in Cambodia. Patients learned to monitor their symptoms, diet, and medications, and nurses provided feedback. The goal was to see if the program improved patients' knowledge and self-care behavior…