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Students reported mixed satisfaction in primary care training units
Study analyzing satisfaction among final-semester medical students in primary health care units during mandatory community service in Mexico, identifying deficiencies in safety and infrastructure.
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Librarian Strategies to Improve Library Service Quality at NU University of South Kalimantan
Qualitative study examining librarian strategies for service quality improvement at Nahdatul Ulama University, identifying digitalization and automation approaches alongside implementation obstacles.
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Hospital waste management gaps persist at El Idrissi Hospital
Study of healthcare staff knowledge and practices on medical waste management at El-Idrissi Hospital in Kenitra, Morocco, revealing gaps in training and occupational risk awareness.
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Leveraging AI for Predictive Consumer Insights in Green Product Marketing: A Case of North Karnataka MSMEs
Study examines AI-driven predictive analytics for green product marketing among North Karnataka MSMEs, identifying adoption benefits and barriers including cost and skills.
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Normativity shapes description and interpretation
Explore how normative frameworks and description are interdependent in human understanding. This philosophical analysis challenges the is-ought distinction and reframes ethical conflict resolution.
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Work/life services were used most for personal and financial support
Retrospective analysis of 5,604 work/life assistance cases among distance and hybrid learning students, examining service utilization patterns and demographic correlates across 29 U.S. institutions.
