Tokat Gaziosmanpasa University

This study compares wireless versus wired fetal monitoring during labor to see if going wireless affects a mother's pain level and overall birth experience. About 112 healthy pregnant women in labor will be randomly assigned to one of two monitoring methods. Researchers will meas…

This study tests whether an internet-based program called SKY-Flash can reduce test anxiety in university students. About 168 students will use the online tool and report their anxiety levels before, after, and at a follow-up. The goal is to see if this easy-to-access approach is…

This study will test whether haptonomy—a practice involving gentle touch, relaxation, and connecting with the baby—can help pregnant women feel better about their bodies and more confident in their ability to give birth. About 80 first-time mothers with healthy pregnancies will e…

This study tests a simple color rotation training technique to help people with diabetes better manage their insulin injections. Researchers will teach 112 adults who use insulin four times a day a color-based system to organize their shots. The goal is to see if this method impr…

This study looks at whether being addicted to your smartphone can change how much pain you feel after nose surgery (rhinoplasty) and how much pain medicine you need. Researchers will watch 100 adults aged 18-45 who are having planned nose surgery. No treatment is given—just obser…

This study is translating a questionnaire about pain-related thoughts into Turkish and checking if it works properly. Researchers will ask 210 adults with chronic pain (lasting at least 3 months) to fill out the questionnaire once. The goal is to provide a reliable tool for Turki…

This study looks at how physical tiredness and emotional exhaustion from caring for patients may lead physiotherapists in Türkiye to mentally 'check out' at work, a trend called quiet quitting. Researchers will survey 80 physiotherapists using questionnaires to measure fatigue an…