Category: Health Systems & Policy
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Prospective teachers’ GenAI acceptance and AI literacy vary by discipline
This research indicates that candidate teachers’ acceptance of generative artificial intelligence and their artificial intelligence literacy differ across some characteristics, including department, grade level, AI tool use, and self-perceived proficiency.
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Review finds AI brings opportunities and challenges in higher education
This research indicates that AI in higher education offers opportunities for personalization, feedback, and support, while also raising concerns about academic integrity, ethics, and governance.
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Online osteoporosis information often falls short of evidence-based standards
This research indicates that online health information about osteoporosis often does not meet basic evidence-based standards.
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EBPAS showed adequate fit in Puerto Rican mental health professionals
This research indicates that a culturally and linguistically tailored version of the Evidence-Based Practice Attitude Scale had adequate psychometric properties in a Latinx sample of mental health professionals.
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Impostor syndrome was common among both student groups
This research indicates that impostor syndrome was found in both medical and non-medical female university students, and it was not significantly related to self-esteem.
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Zuranolone approval is presented as a regulatory case study
This research indicates that zuranolone’s approval for postpartum depression, alongside denial for major depressive disorder, can be viewed as a case study of recent drug regulatory changes.
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Students reported mixed satisfaction in primary care training units
This research indicates that students in the final semesters of medical training at the University of Sonora reported mixed satisfaction with their community service conditions in primary health care units.
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European residents trust professionals most for health app advice
This research indicates that European residents most trusted health professionals, pharmacists, and government or health authorities when choosing health apps, while they more often used informal sources such as family and friends.
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Public chatbots gave unsafe medical advice in many responses
This research indicates that millions of patients could be receiving unsafe medical advice from publicly available chatbots.
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SIMG had marginal usability and low uptake among pregnant women
This research indicates that the SIMG telehealth tool had marginal usability and suboptimal uptake among pregnant women, although most participants said they would use it in a future pregnancy.
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