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Flooding and elevated prenatal depression in rural Bangladesh: A mixed methods study
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Validation of The Umbrella Collaboration for Tertiary Evidence Synthesis in Geriatrics: Mixed Methods Study
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The Role of Cognitive Abilities in Project-Based Teaching: A Mixed Methods Study
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Tracing affective trajectories and triggers in university teachers – a mixed methods study
Published 2025-08-01“…Abstract Emotions are an important part of university teachers’ well-being and can interfere with teachers’ motivation to teach, their quality of teaching, and their willingness to engage in educational development. This mixed-methods study explores academics’ emotional experiences before, during, and after they engage in teaching, as well as what factors trigger these emotions. …”
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A mixed methods study of faculty experiences in a course design institute
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Perioperative period from a pediatric perspective: a mixed-methods study
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A Mixed-method Study on the Implementation of a Medical Psychiatric Care Unit
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Experience of clinical incivility and stress in nursing students: A mixed-method study.
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Early Childhood Administrators Views on LGBTQ Books: A Mixed Methods Study
Published 2025-07-01“…There is limited empirical literature on the study of LGBTQ books, and even less on the perspective of early childhood center administrators on these books. Hence, a mixed methods study surveying the administrators of high-quality early childhood centers across the state of North Carolina was implemented. …”
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Understanding comfort and health of outpatient workers in hospitals, a mixed-methods study
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Understanding readmission after hip fracture: a mixed methods study protocol
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Evaluating the effectiveness of crisis support spaces in Queensland, Australia: a mixed-methods study
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Teachers' Views about Culturally Relevant Education in Turkey: A Mixed Methods Study
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Evaluating task shifting to the clinical technologist in Dutch healthcare: A mixed methods study.
Published 2023-01-01“…<h4>Methods</h4>A concurrent multi-phase mixed methods study was used to evaluate whether a legal amendment to facilitate task shifting to CTs was effective and efficient.…”
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Patient and public involvement in academic clinical research in Switzerland – a mixed methods study
Published 2024-12-01“…METHODS: A sequential explanatory mixed-methods study was conducted to assess the current landscape and acceptance of PPI in academic clinical research across different stakeholder groups in Switzerland. …”
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Everything’ll be Fine Together! Peer Support in the Pandemic: A Mixed Methods Study
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Barriers and facilitators to implementing core osteoarthritis treatments in China: a mixed-method study
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Mixed-Methods Study of Arabic Online Review Influence on Purchase Intention (AOCR-PI)
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Nurse stress and patient safety in the ICU: physician-led observational mixed-methods study
Published 2025-05-01“…Introduction Nurses working in intensive care settings are required to maintain constant vigilance, yet they often experience high stress and burnout, which can compromise the quality of patient care.Objectives To identify stress and burnout among intensive care nurses, contributing risk factors and impact on patient safety, while providing an opportunity for nurses to discuss their work-related challenges.Methods Setting: Observational mixed-methods study done in intensive care unit (ICU), tertiary teaching hospital, Kerala, India in July 2024.Participants: Thirty nurses in the ICU (all females, mostly aged 25–35 years, >5 years of work experience) completed standardised questionnaires on stress levels, workload, burnout and work satisfaction. …”
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