User Experience Analysis of the Old and New SIAKAD at the Faculty of Tarbiyah, UIN Ar-Raniry with a UI/UX Approach by Widia Susanti, Gufran Ibnu Yasa

“…This study uses a quantitative descriptive method with a questionnaire instrument based on the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), which includes perceptions of usefulness, ease of use, and user satisfaction. …”
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Unraveling the closet: Exploring reflective decluttering and its implications for long-term sufficient clothing consumption by Samira Iran, Cosette Joyner Martinez, Lisa Sophie Walsleben

“…Participants gained insights into the value of their garments, their reasons for possession, and their consumption habits, helping them establish future consumption goals. Quantitative findings from a longitudinal survey add to the qualitative insights by showing that reflective decluttering was associated with reduced clothing acquisition, although a slight rebound occurred after six months. …”
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Corporal expression and group formation: the impact of self-selection vs. randomness by Lilyan Vega-Ramírez, Nuria Molina-García, María Alejandra Ávalos-Ramos

“…Methodology: For this purpose, exploratory research was carried out using quantitative and qualitative methods Results: The main results showed that members of the self-selected group strengthened interpersonal skills such as group cohesion and communication, while members of the randomly selected group reported improvements in learning management such as adaptability, negotiation and task sharing Discussion: Based on the proposed objectives, it was confirmed that students' perceptions through group work influence their organizaonal strategies and the development of their professional skills. …”
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Examining the effectiveness of Prostatic hyperplasia education on the level of participant's knowledge and awareness. by Hari Krismanuel, Purnamawati Tjhin

“…This study is unique in its application of I-PSS for community education and its combination of quantitative and qualitative data to measure knowledge improvement and explore participant perceptions. …”
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Parental grief following infant death in the NICU: a longitudinal mixed-methods exploration of parental experiences and influencing factors by Emily Kieran, Esther Alonso-Prieto, Rachelle Chung, Kelly Allison, Marie Nightbird, Susan Albersheim

“…The qualitative component was guided by an interpretive description approach, which is well-suited for generating clinically relevant insights into complex human experiences such as parental grief. Triangulating quantitative and qualitative data enhanced insight into how parental grief and perceptions of care evolved between 3–9 months and 18–24 months post loss.Setting Tertiary-level NICU hospital in British Columbia, Canada.Participants 13 parents participated in the study, including 10 mothers and three fathers. …”
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“A good physician works full-time?” – a mixed-methods study on (mis)conceptions about part-time work in hospitals by Barbara Jarmila Germann, Julia Frey, Alain Soltermann, Janna Küllenberg

“…RESULTS: The quantitative data revealed a widespread desire for workload reduction across all roles, specialties, age groups and sexes, with an average ideal workload of 81%. …”
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Evaluation of a pilot family planning educational seminar and subsequent attitudes towards family planning among Muslim communities in Tanzania. by Alexandra A Cordeiro, Hajirah Gumanneh, Aneth Nzali, Valencia J Lambert, Amina Yussuph, Albert Kihunrwa, Yassin Mchondo, Ramadhan Mtita, Hidaya Yahaya, Samuel E Kalluvya, Joyce Wamoyi, Mehrunisha Suleman, Jennifer A Downs, Agrey H Mwakisole

“…Interviews explored participants' knowledge and perceptions of FP, views of its permissibility in Islam, and actions that they had taken since attending the seminar. …”
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Acceptability and use of HIV self-testing among young people in sub-Saharan Africa: a mixed methods systematic review by Eshetu Andarge Zeleke, Jacqueline H Stephens, Hailay Abrha Gesesew, Behailu Merdekios Gello, Anna Ziersch

“…The review synthesized quantitative evidence on acceptability and use of HIVST, and qualitative evidence on perspectives of YP about HIVST. …”
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Evaluating the Implementation and Effectiveness of Competency-Based Education in Sudanese Dental Curricula: A Comparative Analysis of Curriculum Models by Abbas Gareeballa, Yasir Hassan Elhassan, Liena Babiker Mekki, Emad Ali Albadawi, Asim M. Almughamsi, Hadel Mahroos Alghabban, Emad Rajih, Walaa M. Borhan, Abdulfatah M. Alayoubi, Muhammad Abubaker Tobaiqi, Muayad Albadrani

“…Descriptive statistical analyses and thematic analyses were used to assess competency achievement across eight domains and to evaluate stakeholder perceptions. <b>Results:</b> Quantitative findings revealed robust competency attainment in the knowledge base domain, while practice management skills were significantly lacking across several models. …”
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Applying a co-designed medication plan for safer medication treatment in older persons: a feasibility study by Malin Holmqvist, Axel Ros, Johan Thor, Linda Johansson

“…Our results emphasise the strength of combining qualitative and quantitative methods to capture participants’ perspectives on the medication plan’s ability to promote patient safety. …”
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Why do Farmers not Use Fertilizer? A Case of Multistorey Cropping System with Abaca under Coconut in Zamboanga Peninsula, Philippines by Aladin Repaso, Raquel Salingay, Zabdiel Zacarias, Myrna Pabiona, Maria Estela Detalla, Ma. Stella Paulican

“…Using a mixed-methods approach, this study applies a combination of quantitative and qualitative data-gathering techniques to assess the nutrient management practices adopted by the 33 qualified respondents, including challenges encountered and perceptions to abaca under the coconut farming system and fertilizer use. …”
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Maternal dietary diversity and associated factors with a focus on the food environment in the Tigray region, Northern Ethiopia by Shewit Engdashet Berhe, Gina Kennedy, Selamawit Asfaw Beyene, Freweini Gebrearegay Tela, Mestawet Gebru, Kebede Haile Misgina

“…Methods A mixed cross-sectional study design was used. The quantitative part of the study consisted of a total of 423 randomly selected pregnant women. …”
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FEMININE LEADERSHIP AND CHALLENGES IN THE BUSINESS SECTOR. CASE STUDY: CALARASI COUNTY, ROMANIA by Daniela CREȚU, Radu Andrei IOVA, Oana Roberta CREȚU, Elena LASCĂR

“…The methodology used in carrying out this research includes a combination of qualitative and quantitative analysis. Quantitative data were collected through a questionnaire distributed to a sample of 120 women entrepreneurs from Călărași county, Romania. …”
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Leverage points to improve smoking cessation treatment in a large tertiary care hospital: a systems-based mixed methods study by Alex T Ramsey, Donna Prentice, Ellis Ballard, Li-Shiun Chen, Laura J Bierut

“…Objectives To generate system insights on patient and provider levers and strategies that must be activated to improve hospital-based smoking cessation treatment.Design Mixed methods study including a series of in-depth group model building sessions, which informed the design of an online survey completed by healthcare providers and a structured interview protocol administered at the bedside to patients who smoke.Setting Large, tertiary care hospital in the Midwestern United States.Participants Group model building: 28 healthcare providers and 22 previously-hospitalised patients; Online survey: 308 healthcare providers; Bedside interviews: 205 hospitalised patients.Primary and secondary outcome measures Hypothesis-generating, participatory qualitative methods informed the examination of the following quantitative outcomes: patient interest versus provider perception of patient interest in smoking cessation and treatment; patient-reported receipt versus provider-reported offering of inpatient smoking cessation interventions; and priority ratings of importance and feasibility of strategies to improve treatment.Results System insights included patients frequently leaving the floor to smoke, which created major workflow disruption. …”
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The Benefits of Integrating Electronic Medical Record Systems Between Primary and Specialist Care Institutions: Mixed Methods Cohort Study by Kim Huat Goh, Adrian Yong Kwang Yeow, Le Wang, Hermione Poh, Hannah Jia Hui Ng, Gamaliel Tan, Soon Khai Wee, Er Luen Lim, Jared Louis Andre D’Souza

“…The clinicians’ perceptions of the integration were measured to triangulate the empirical observation from the patient encounters, and the postimplementation perception survey was analyzed to triangulate the empirical investigation of consultation instances of the earlier cohort. …”
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Perceived Risks, Mitigation Strategies, and Modifiability of Telehealth in Rural and Remote Emergency Departments: Qualitative Exploration Study by Christina Tsou, Justin Yeung, Melanie Goode, Josephine Mcdonnell, Aled Williams, Stephen Colin Andrew, Jenny Tetlow, Andrew Jamieson, Delia Hendrie, Christopher Reid, Sandra Thompson

“…These findings identify areas for further qualitative research while providing a rich contextual background for rigorous quantitative analysis of the effectiveness of the ETS.…”
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Artificial intelligence for diagnostics in radiology practice: a rapid systematic scoping reviewResearch in context by Rachel Lawrence, Emma Dodsworth, Efthalia Massou, Chris Sherlaw-Johnson, Angus I.G. Ramsay, Holly Walton, Tracy O'Regan, Fergus Gleeson, Nadia Crellin, Kevin Herbert, Pei Li Ng, Holly Elphinstone, Raj Mehta, Joanne Lloyd, Amanda Halliday, Stephen Morris, Naomi J. Fulop

“…Summary: Background: The aim of this review was to evaluate evidence on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support diagnostics in radiology, including implementation, experiences, perceptions, quantitative, and cost outcomes. Methods: We conducted a systematic scoping review (PROSPERO registration: CRD42024537518) and discussed emerging findings with relevant stakeholders (radiology staff, public members) using workshops. …”
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Barriers and facilitators to healthcare facility utilization by non-Ebola patients during the 2018–2020 Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo by Gabriel Kalombe Kyomba, Michael Robert Law, Karen Ann Grépin, Serge Manitu Mayaka, Thérèse Nyangi-Mondo Mambu, Branly Kilola Mbunga, Celestin Hategeka, Mala Ali Mapatano, Joël Nkiama-Numbi Konde, Dosithée Ngo-Bebe, Pélagie Diambalula Babakazo, Eric Musalu Mafuta, Guillaume Mbela Kiyombo

“…Semi-structured interviews were conducted to explore three key areas: (i) the participants’ illness history, care pathway, care, and social support; (ii) their perceptions of how EVD affected the care outcome; and (iii) their opinions on the preparedness, supply, use, and quality of healthcare before and during the outbreak. …”
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Effect of using mobile devices as an instructional tool on teachers' creativity: an interpretive phenomenological study of Pakistani teachers' experiences by Zainab Shahzadi Javid, Zohra Nazeer, Rozina Sewani, Abdullah Laghari

“…Based on this study, it is also recommended to conduct a quantitative study to know teachers' perceptions of the impact of these devices on creativity, since these studies can have promising results for teachers. …”
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Online Health Information–Seeking in the Era of Large Language Models: Cross-Sectional Web-Based Survey Study by Hye Sun Yun, Timothy Bickmore

“…Quantitative and qualitative analyses were applied. …”
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