Objective: To explore pharmacy students' experiences, barriers, and needs of first-year students flipped classroom (FC) learning. Method: A qualitative study with focus groups was performed. Three group sessions seventeen were conducted. All audio-recorded, transcribed, analysed for themes using an inductive thematic analysis approach. Results: Students, in general, found FC to be useful learni...

background: electronic learning (e-learning), is the use of electronic technology in education via computer and the internet. despite its slow adoption by faculty members, e-learning provides several benefits to individuals and organizations. this study was conducted to determine the factors influencing the adoption of e-learning by faculty members in tabriz university of medical sciences.    m...

abstract background: kangaroo mother care (kmc) is the most implementation intervention in caring of the infants, as in this method, both the mothers and infants are cared. the world health organization recommends implementation of kmc for all infants. however, there are some barriers in the way of its application. the purpose of this study was evaluation of the practical application of kmc and...

Gender differences on the acceptance of ICT in English language learning is a vital component successful implementation education. In this respect, present study aims at exploring gender and barriers use from students’ perspectives Takhar University, Afghanistan. A quantitative research method was utilized total 152 respondents answered questionnaires. The findings indicated that participants h...

OBJECTIVES Qualitative research aimed at identifying patient acceptance of active surveillance (AS) has been identified as a public health research priority. The primary objective of this study was to determine if analysis of a large-sample of anonymous internet conversations (ICs) could be utilized to identify unmet public needs regarding AS. METHODS English-language ICs regarding prostate c...

Information Systems (IS) research on technology acceptance has mainly explored user acceptance at the individual level, with the prominent framework being the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). Research involving TAM and other similar frameworks has tended to be user-centric with primary focus on individual attributes that could influence user perceptions towards the technology. This study focu...

It is well documented that transplants save lives and improve quality of life for patients suffering from kidney, liver, and heart failure. Uncontrolled donation after cardiac death (UDCD) is an effective and ethical alternative to existing efforts towards increasing the available pool of organs. However, people who die from an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest are currently being denied the oppor...