The ‘why’ and the ‘who’ of choosing a rural Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship: medical graduates’ perspectives from a qualitative study by Marley Binder, Hannah Beks, Lara Fuller, Jessica Beattie

“…Participants were graduates of the Doctor of Medicine at Deakin University, Australia, who participated in the rural LIC and graduated between 2011 and 2020. Semi-structured qualitative interviews were undertaken, and reflexive thematic analysis was employed. …”
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The TRAIL map by Jan-Peter Sandler, Maryvonne Nieboer, Branko Anđić, Luca Corazzini, Ella Cosmovici Idsøe, Nina Troelsgard Jensen, James McGeever, Marca Wolfensberger, Anne-Mieke Vandamme

“…Addressing stakeholder needs for closer collaborations, clearer examples, and actionable steps, the map serves as a repository of STEAM+ project insights, guiding universities across Europe in initiating their TRAILs and offering structured knowledge and experiences. …”
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Exploring School Teachers' Cyber Security Awareness, Experiences, and Practices in the Digital Age by R Ravichandran, Sonam Singh, P Sasikala

“…This study investigates the awareness and practices of cyber security among school teachers, exploring their understanding of cyber threats, online behaviours, and response mechanisms to cyber incidents. A structured questionnaire was administered to gather data on demographic information, cyber security training, online practices, and experiences with cybercrime. …”
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Innovation in organizational and educational strategies for undergraduate/graduate nursing: a qualitative approach by Marcelle Miranda da Silva, Thayna de Assis Barros S. Thiago, Cristina Rosa Soares Lavareda Baixinho, Paulo Jorge Marcos Cruchinho, Bárbara Menezes Couto de Oliveira Santi Rossi, Ítalo Rodolfo Silva, Juliana Faria Campos

“…Methods: this qualitative, descriptive study was conducted with 19 participants, including scientific initiation students, Stricto Sensu graduate students, and alumni from a single academic postgraduate program in Rio de Janeiro. Semi-structured interviews were conducted, and thematic analysis was performed while adhering to ethical guidelines. …”
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The impact of dental assistants in modern oral healthcare: A literature review by Maryam Y. Alnasser, Samar Alsuliman, Dalia M. AlYami

“…Addressing ergonomic challenges and developing structured professional growth programs will further enhance their roles in dental healthcare.…”
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APPLICATION OF PATREC MODELING TO WILD TURKEY MANAGEMENT IN MISSOURI1 by Eric W. Kurzejeski, John B. Lewis

“…The models provide a structured approach to selecting management options based on their respective impact on turkey population densities which could be adopted to other habitat types. …”
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Home Along the Railway: Understanding the Migration and Settlement of Informal Settler Families Living Along Railway Lines in the Philippines by Inero Ancho, Gabrielle Louis David, Ferlynn Recto, Sue Liza Saguiguit, Daisy Pelegrina

“…Utilizing a narrative approach, the research draws on semi-structured interviews and field observations to collect qualitative data. …”
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SQST-1/p62-regulated SKN-1/Nrf mediates a phagocytic stress response via transcriptional activation of lyst-1/LYST. by Aladin Elkhalil, Alec Whited, Piya Ghose

“…Additionally, cells of the metazoan body are often highly specialized with distinct domains that differ both structurally and with respect to their neighbors. Specialized cells can also die, as in normal brain development or pathological states and their different regions may be eliminated via different programs. …”
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The Silent Crisis: Malnutrition in Uttarakhand's Children by Pratiti Haldar, Lekha Viswanath, Ashok Kumar Srivastava, Alex James, Hem Chandra Sati

“… Children comprise a major part of the population in many countries and are considered the future. A child is structured and designed right from birth by parents, school, society and environment into what they become. …”
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Corporate Social Responsibility: Economic Impacts on Consumer Loyalty and Brand Value in the Digital Era by Waghmare Ganesh, Dash Pranati, Jogalekar Jaee, Killedar Murshaduddin, Rao Mvk Srinivasa, Biswas Mitrajit

“…The research uses Carroll’s (1991) CSR Pyramid, together with Porter & Kramer’s (2011) Creating Shared Value theory, to study the impact of CSR programs on consumer perceptions and actions. The research used quantitative survey data combined with qualitative semi-structured interviews conducted with CSR managers who work in retail and technology sectors and sustainable goods industries to gather information. …”
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IMPLEMENTASI MODERASI DAN INKLUSIVITAS BERAGAMA BAGI GEN-Z DI SMA BUDDHIS BODHICITTA MEDAN by Ernida Marbun, Josua Chariston Simanungkalit, Astuti Purwasari, Muhammad Irfan, Sri Novita Tondang

“…In conclusion, this structured and reflective character education program effectively shapes a young generation that upholds the values of tolerance, inclusivity, and peace. …”
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Development of a core competency evaluation index system for specialist nurses in robot-assisted surgery: a Delphi study by Wen Qin, Xiaoyun Dai, Peipei Huang, Jun Luo, Yang Shen, Qin Zhu

“…Data were collected through a literature review, semi-structured interviews, and two rounds of Delphi expert consultations. …”
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Long term effects of physical activity types on executive functions in school aged children by Ye Tao, Yunong Zhang, Haonan Qian, Ziyi Cao

“…Abstract To investigate the differential effects of three types of structured physical activity interventions (aerobic, coordination, and team sports) on executive functions in school-aged children, and to examine the age- and gender-specific responses to these interventions through a longitudinal study design. …”
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Exploration of the beliefs and practices related to snakebite envenomation and effectiveness of multifaceted snakebite envenomation education programme on knowledge among agricultu... by N. Dhanesh Kumar, E. Devakirubai, P. Andal

“…Qualitative data was collected by using a semi-structured interview schedule, and the data were analyzed using thematic analysis. …”
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Patient Experiences with Hearing Aids in South African Public Healthcare by Katijah Khoza-Shangase, Theresa-Joy Munyembate

“…Participants recommended decentralized battery distribution, structured follow-up appointments, improved aftercare, awareness campaigns, and mobile audiology services to improve accessibility and usability. …”
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Assessing oral surgery residents’ competencies and training needs in tomography interfaces through a usability framework by Yaren Dogan, Yigit Sirin

“…Conclusions This study highlights the need for structured training in CBCT viewer interfaces for OMFS residents. …”
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Enhancing child–nature interactions through design: An empirical study of the emotions, perspectives and experiences of nature among South Korea's urban Generation Alpha children by Jaeyoung Myung, Min Choe, Joon Sang Baek

“…We conducted qualitative research in Seoul and Incheon, using semi‐structured interviews with 47 children and 15 parents to explore the sense of nature connection and nature experiences of Generation Alpha. …”
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Analysis of Seaweed Chips Business Feasibility (Case Study on "NORIbet" Seaweed Processed MSMEs in the City of Bandung, West Java) by Ristiafani, Ine Maulina, Emma Rochima, Iwang Gumilar

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Forging partnerships for health equity research: transformative capacity-building for community-academic teams by Carmen R. Valdez, Liana Petruzzi, Liana Petruzzi, Phillip W. Schnarrs, Phillip W. Schnarrs, Tasha Banks, Chris M. Coombe, Chris M. Coombe, Barbara A. Israel, Barbara A. Israel

“…Yet a limited number of academic and medical institutions provide structured and formal training on how to conduct high-quality CBPR or develop academic-community partnerships.MethodsBuilding upon a capacity-building program, we developed and implemented a year-long academic partnership training program. …”
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A study on Tanzania foreign language education policies and its impact on the development of Chinese language in Tanzania higher education by Hamisi Mshamu Likoko, Prof. Minxiang Wu

“…Data were collected from 250 students, 30 educators, and 15 policymakers from six universities offering Chinese language courses. Structured questionnaires, in-depth interviews, and policy document reviews provided a comprehensive assessment of policy implementation and stakeholder perspectives. …”
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