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Introduction: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become increasingly prevalent in healthcare, but there is limited research on students' and faculty members' knowledge, usage, and attitudes towards AI in education. This study aimed to evaluate both students' and faculty members' knowledge of AI, their attitudes towards integrating AI into health professions education, and to identify their needs, concerns, and pe...
Background and Objectives: Digital health literacy is essential for navigating digital health environments safely, particularly for future health professionals. Validated assessment tools are crucial for understanding competency levels and guiding educational interventions. This study evaluated the construct validity and internal consistency of the Portuguese version of the eHealth Literacy Scale (eHEALS) among...
Introduction: Medication reconciliation being a process that reduces the risk of medication discrepancies, will enable better management of the chronic condition to improve the patient's quality of life and prevent complications. Objective: To map the existing scientific evidence on the role of nurses in medication reconciliation for chronically ill patients in ambulatory care. This knowledge is essential for a...
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more prevalent in healthcare, but there is limited research on students' knowledge, usage, and attitudes toward AI in education. This highlights the need to study their perceptions, readiness to adopt AI, and concerns about its integration into their academic and professional development. Purpose: The study aimed to evaluate students' knowledge of artificial ...
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Introduction: Equations for estimating percentage body fat based on anthropometry employ parameters such as weight, stature, body circumferences and skinfolds. However, the validity of the estimates obtained with these equations may vary, depending on factors such as sex and adiposit. Objectives: To study the association of anthropometric parameters with percentage body fat estimates and the effect of sex and o...
Introduction: Bone mineral density is crucial for assessing bone health and osteoporosis risk. Handgrip strength is a marker of muscle function. Studies suggest that individuals with higher handgrip strength tend to have higher bone mineral density, even after adjusting for age, Body Mass Index, and physical activity. Understanding the relation between handgrip strength and bone mineral density may aid the iden...
Introduction: Stroke is one of the leading causes of disability in adults and is associated with insufficient levels of physical activity (PA), both before and after the event. Objectives: To quantify the PA levels of post-stroke inpatients in a rehabilitation center and explore associations between PA and functional outcomes. Material and Methods: This descriptive-correlational pilot study included 17 stroke p...