LIVEBORN newborn resuscitation feedback proved feasible and usable
In two Democratic Republic of the Congo facilities, an observer-led mobile health tool reached feasibility for observing births, with mixed results for debriefing uptake. LIVEBORN, a mobile health application designed to give real-time guidance and support debriefing during newborn resuscitation, was feasible to use for observing births in two facilities. In this pilot, 74% of […]
Why Some Mental Health Apps Stick While Others Don’t: Lessons from People Using PolarUs for Bipolar Self‑Management
When Help Fits in Your Pocket but Life Gets in the Way Mobile apps promise support for people living with bipolar disorder—tools to track mood, spot early warning signs, and practice coping strategies. Yet many of us download an app, try it for a week, and then forget it exists. That drop-off matters. For bipolar […]
Parenting in the Moment: A New Era of Emotion-Focused Support
— Introduction: The Emotional Landscape of Parenting Parenting, while joyous, can also be a challenging emotional rollercoaster. Picture this: you’re in the middle of a hectic evening routine, and suddenly, your toddler decides that bath time is the perfect opportunity for a meltdown. For many parents, these moments are all too familiar. Emotions run high, […]
The Mindful Connection: Exploring Tai Chi Chuan’s Impact on Mobile Phone Addiction and Executive Functions
Introduction: Modern Solutions to Modern Addictions In today’s digital world, where mobile phones are practically extensions of our hands, the concept of mobile phone addiction has become all too familiar. It’s a condition that sees millions tethered to their screens, driven by notifications, apps, and the steady stream of information that occupies their daily lives. […]
Harnessing Compassion for Health: How Spiritual Care Fosters Healing in Hospitals
Introduction Imagine walking into a hospital room, burdened not only with physical illness but also a heavy heart. A place so often associated with clinical, sterile procedures, suddenly becomes a haven of compassion through a groundbreaking approach—Compassion-Centered Spiritual Health (CCSH). Intriguing, isn’t it? Modern medicine has made leaps and bounds in treating the body, but […]
The Power of Proactiveness: Exploring College Students’ Relationship with Short-Form Video Addiction
Introduction: Navigating the Digital Maze In our fast-evolving world, the tug-of-war between human attention and digital allure is more intense than ever. Imagine strolling through a seemingly endless hallway of doors, each offering a glimpse into unique stories. Each door represents a video thumbnail on your smartphone—a momentary escape, a laugh, or a profound insight. […]
Navigating the Digital Maze: Understanding Problematic Smartphone Use among Bangladeshi Youth
Introduction: The Digital Dilemma The smartphone, a constant companion in our daily lives, has transformed from merely a communication device into a vital tool for work, learning, and entertainment. However, what happens when this tool becomes a source of distress rather than convenience? Imagine the scenario of fifteen-year-old Ayaan, who finds himself scrolling aimlessly on […]
When Work Conflicts Ignite Our Screens: The Smartphone Escape of Overthinkers
Introduction Picture this: you’re in the middle of a bustling workday, juggling tasks, and then, a sudden argument erupts among your colleagues. As tensions rise, so does your need to escape—and for many, that escape is nestled right in their pocket. But could these workplace conflicts be more than just momentary disruptions? Could they trigger […]
Brains Take Center Stage: Understanding How Objectification Affects Women’s Cognitive Performance
Introduction Imagine walking into a room where you’re to complete a challenging puzzle while cameras are pointed at you, capturing your every move for others to scrutinize. Sounds stressful, doesn’t it? Now, imagine being told those cameras will mainly evaluate how you look rather than how well you solve the puzzle. This unsettling scenario is […]
Navigating the Digital Maze: Unpacking the Arabic PUS Scale for Social Networks
Introduction: A Double-Edged Sword In today’s hyper-connected world, social media platforms have become a pervasive element of daily life, especially for adolescents who navigate these networks as part of their social interactions. Imagine a tool that not only connects you with friends but also seems indispensable to your very social fabric. However, what happens when […]