Healthcare, Volume 13, Issue 23

Background/Objectives: Imposter Phenomenon (IP) describes internal doubt and fear of being exposed as fraud despite achievements. Coined by Clance and Imes, it is linked to societal pressures and attributing success to luck rather than ability. The m...

Background: Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a prevalent neurodevelopmental condition affecting children, adolescents, and adults worldwide. Despite evidence-based treatments, long-term functional outcomes remain variable due to het...

Background/Objectives: Emotional eating can pose a significant threat to one’s health as it can be a predictor of eating disorders. It involves eating in response to emotional distress rather than physical hunger and is widely associated with i...

Background/Objectives: The European Society for Emergency Medicine reports that emergency department visits have increased by nearly 30% over the past decade, yet resources have not kept pace with this growing demand. Lean Healthcare Management has e...

Introduction: The scope and accessibility of prenatal testing have significantly expanded in recent years, reaching a broader population of pregnant women. Advances in non-invasive diagnostic methods support informed decision-making and help reduce t...

Background/Objectives: Innovation capacity has become a strategic pillar for strengthening healthcare systems in the European Union, yet its effects vary considerably across countries with different levels of institutional development and technologic...

Background/Objectives: Emotional intelligence can be understood as the ability to perceive, understand and manage one’s own emotions and those of others, promoting personal and social well-being. In the school context, Physical Education is an...

Introduction/Objectives: In the context of Spain’s persistently high job insecurity and evolving labor market, understanding how individuals sustain career engagement is critical. This study aimed to adapt and validate the Career Commitment Sca...

Background: Operating rooms are high-risk environments where ensuring patient safety is essential. Although research on patient safety has increased in recent years, comprehensive analyses of research trends and the core topics specific to operating...

Background/Objectives: The lumbar lordosis (LL) is influenced by pelvic morphology, the unique dimensional characteristics of the pelvis. We investigated the sensitivity and specificity of lumbar sagittal radiographic alignment variables to discrimin...