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Associations of alarm fatigue with occupational burnout and sleep quality in ICU nurses: a cross-sectional study.

Zeidabadinejad S, Sadeghi R, Abolghaseminejad P et al.BMC nursing

BACKGROUND: Alarm fatigue is a critical concern in intensive care units (ICUs), where nurses are continuously exposed to high volumes of clinical alarms. This phenomenon has been associated with psychological strain, impaired sleep quality, and occupational burnout. Despite growing evidence, limited studies have…

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Characteristic central nervous system fingerprints and related molecular signatures in difficult-to-treat rheumatoid arthritis.

Gunkl-Tóth L, Orsi G, Császár-Nagy N et al.Journal of neuroinflammation

BACKGROUND: Despite guideline-recommended treatment, approximately 30% of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients remain symptomatic and are classified as difficult-to-treat (D2T), representing an unmet clinical need. D2T RA is a heterogeneous state potentially involving differences across several biological and psychological levels, but the exact underlying…

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Outcomes of perioperative nursing practices performed by operating room nurses: a scoping review.

Ando A, Tokunaga R, Kaneko MBMC nursing

BACKGROUND: The importance of perioperative nursing is increasingly being recognized; however, how operating room nurses contribute to patient outcomes remains underexplored, because nursing roles are often not distinguished. This study aims to map outcomes associated with perioperative nursing practices performed by operating room…

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'Taking care of your mind': participatory research to identify priorities and co-design wellbeing resources with the Muslim community following COVID-19.

Douglass CH, Orozco AL, Unal R et al.BMC public health

BACKGROUND: Throughout COVID-19, public health responses lacked engagement with multicultural communities. Collaborating with multicultural communities is essential to understand priorities and create culturally appropriate solutions. Our participatory study aimed to identify the public health priorities of the Muslim community, explore potential solutions, develop…

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Virtual reality mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for reducing psychological distress in people with depression and/or anxiety symptoms: two uncontrolled feasibility studies.

Gould RL, Hoad-Robson M, Bevan K et al.Pilot and feasibility studies

BACKGROUND: Group mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) is recommended for the treatment of subthreshold-to-mild depressive symptoms. Timely access to MBCT, however, is limited by accessibility issues. Self-help MBCT can overcome these issues, but is associated with poorer engagement. Incorporating virtual reality into self-help MBCT…

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Evaluating the psychosocial benefits of mindfulness-based art therapy for breast cancer patients: a preliminary study.

Demir V, Savaş EBMC psychology

This preliminary study evaluates the psychosocial benefits of mindfulness-based art therapy (MAT) for breast cancer patients. A quasi-experimental design was used with 14 participants in the experimental group and 15 in the control group. The experimental group attended eight weekly 3-hour MAT sessions.…

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Recreational versus self-medicated cannabis use among adolescents and young adults in Spain: associations with substance use and mental health.

Secades-Villa R, Weidberg S, González-Roz A et al.Journal of cannabis research

BACKGROUND: Cannabis use is common among adolescents and young adults, yet motives, especially self-medication, remain poorly understood in non-legalized contexts. This study explored differences among recreational, self-medicated, and dual (recreational + self-medicated) cannabis users in sociodemographic, substance use, and mental health characteristics within…