Collective competence in the health professions: Learning, thinking, and deciding in groups
JR Schoenherr, Y Mahias-Ito, XY Li - … and Frontiers of Medical Education and …, 2026
… Healthcare and health professions education must develop assessment methods
that account … of collective competence in healthcare delivery and health
professions education. Drawing on … The chapter then reviews evidence in health …
that account … of collective competence in healthcare delivery and health
professions education. Drawing on … The chapter then reviews evidence in health …
Internet Based Interventions to Promote Work related mental health and Well-Being among healthcare professionals: Systematic review
S Bouabid, S Bouftane, A CHATI, K Hassouni… - Mental Health & Prevention, 2026
Background Healthcare professionals are exposed to stressors that affect their
mental health and well-being, while time constraints, demanding schedules, stigma,
concerns about confidentiality, and limited access to services can restrict their use of …
mental health and well-being, while time constraints, demanding schedules, stigma,
concerns about confidentiality, and limited access to services can restrict their use of …
The evolving landscape of health professions education in East Asia: Heterarchies in East Asian medicine and medical education
JR Schoenherr, J Beaudoin - Fundamentals and Frontiers of Medical Education and …, 2027
… notes in a discussion of TEAM in Taiwan, a healthcare system is defined by (1)
systematic health knowledge and technology, (2) HCPs who possess and use
health knowledge and technology, and (3) dedicated resources for healthcare use …
systematic health knowledge and technology, (2) HCPs who possess and use
health knowledge and technology, and (3) dedicated resources for healthcare use …
Antimicrobial resistance and one health: lessons on one health governance and implementation from the Fleming fund
SS Abbas, R Maudling, A Andremont, YN Aung… - Clinical Infectious Diseases, 2026
… One Health antimicrobial resistance (AMR) programs in 25 countries and
identifies practical lessons for the design of future One Health … different models of
One Health partnerships and to generate practical lessons for operationalizing One …
identifies practical lessons for the design of future One Health … different models of
One Health partnerships and to generate practical lessons for operationalizing One …
The development and dynamics of heterarchical structure in Mayan medical education and healthcare ecosystems
JR Schoenherr - Fundamentals and Frontiers of Medical Education and …, 2027
… health traditions, paradigms for the maintenance and treatment of health can take
a variety of forms, varying the role and authority of the healer, health … therapy
adoption, and creation of formal and informal healthcare social organizations. Thus …
a variety of forms, varying the role and authority of the healer, health … therapy
adoption, and creation of formal and informal healthcare social organizations. Thus …
[HTML] Precision Nutrition and Health Outcomes Across the Lifespan
YS Shi, AGM Brown, S Dixit, EJ Shiroma, N Farmer… - Nutrients, 2026
… of knowledge regarding systems biology and other influences on health.
Nutritional needs, vulnerabilities, intervention opportunities, and … , and
environmental/geographic influences, contributing to heterogeneity in health …
Nutritional needs, vulnerabilities, intervention opportunities, and … , and
environmental/geographic influences, contributing to heterogeneity in health …
[HTML] ESKAPEE Microorganisms and the Art of Escape: From Antimicrobial Resistance Mechanisms to the One Health Approach
D Krul, A Araújo Braga, D Conte, LK Ferreira… - Antibiotics, 2026
… Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a global public health challenge with
remarkable impacts on human, animal, and environmental health within the One
Health framework. Among the pathogens most frequently associated with healthcare-associated …
remarkable impacts on human, animal, and environmental health within the One
Health framework. Among the pathogens most frequently associated with healthcare-associated …
Rare diseases are an overlooked dimension in climate–health adaptation
TH Sasongko - Nature Climate Change, 2026
… occurs when low prevalence makes a health risk difficult to detect, … health is
produced by the architecture of evidence, not by the insignificance of the risk. Lack
of evidence can lead to underestimation or overlooking of rare‑disease health risks …
produced by the architecture of evidence, not by the insignificance of the risk. Lack
of evidence can lead to underestimation or overlooking of rare‑disease health risks …
[HTML] Navigating Inequities in Health Care: Personality Functioning, Health Literacy, and Healthcare-Related Sexual Stigma as Pathways to Psychological Well-Being in …
S Mezzalira, G Cruciani, M Quintigliano, V Bochicchio… - Sexuality & Culture, 2026
… information, and interfere with the acquisition and utilization of health-related
knowledge. Therefore, healthcare-related sexual stigma may also contribute to
lower health literacy. Nevertheless, the present study tested health literacy and …
knowledge. Therefore, healthcare-related sexual stigma may also contribute to
lower health literacy. Nevertheless, the present study tested health literacy and …
[PDF] When Ubiquitous Health Data Stops Helping: Patients' Experience of Breakdowns in the Data-Interpretation-Action Loop at the End of Life
Y Meng, X Wang, Z Li, C Zang, Z Lu, Z Lu - arXiv preprint arXiv:2610.23259, 2026
… We ask: How do terminal-stage patients encounter, interpret, and respond to
health data … We use four recurrent forms of health data—state signals, trajectories,
algorithmic outputs, … Through this lens, we identified three related ways in which …
health data … We use four recurrent forms of health data—state signals, trajectories,
algorithmic outputs, … Through this lens, we identified three related ways in which …
[HTML] When do people experience mental health conditions for the first time?
H Ritchie - Our World in Data, 2026
But this varies a lot by condition. Some are much more common in childhood or
adolescence, while others are more evenly distributed across adulthood. Knowing
the age at which people might be particularly vulnerable to the onset of a mental …
adolescence, while others are more evenly distributed across adulthood. Knowing
the age at which people might be particularly vulnerable to the onset of a mental …
[HTML] Environmental Pressures and Modelled Health Pathways of Data Centers in the AI Era: A Systematic Review and Evidence Map
A Pinto, G D'Alterio, S Borlini, C Signorelli, F Pennisi - Environments, 2026
… (26/36), and all six studies reaching the health-impact level estimated rather than
observed health outcomes; four of these six studies were … to human health
remains limited to modeled health impacts. No included study evaluated observed …
observed health outcomes; four of these six studies were … to human health
remains limited to modeled health impacts. No included study evaluated observed …
[HTML] Mental Health Literacy, Positive Mental Health, and Help-Seeking Intention Among Undergraduate Nursing Students: A Correlational Study
L Loureiro, AT Pedreiro - Nursing Reports, 2026
… health problems) showed lower positive mental health, and fourth-year students
reported higher help-seeking intention than second-year students; small differences
in mental health literacy and mental health–… health literacy, mainly its attitudinal …
reported higher help-seeking intention than second-year students; small differences
in mental health literacy and mental health–… health literacy, mainly its attitudinal …
Use of artificial intelligence in health education: A bibliometric analysis (2018–2025)
G Ağartıoğlu Kundakçı, İH Özdemir, F Sarsar - Health Education Journal, 2026
Objective: This study aimed to provide an overview of the current state and emerging
directions of artificial intelligence research in health education (focusing on patient
and public health education rather than professional medical training) through a …
directions of artificial intelligence research in health education (focusing on patient
and public health education rather than professional medical training) through a …
[HTML] Weight Excess in Developmental Age: Health Outcomes Through a Socioeconomic Lens
ME Capra, L Detto, G Sica, AM Chiesa, S Esposito… - Nutrients, 2026
… social and commercial determinants of health through coordinated action across
healthcare, education, food systems, and public policy. … health, translating into
severe economic and social disadvantages that reinforce the cycle of poverty …
healthcare, education, food systems, and public policy. … health, translating into
severe economic and social disadvantages that reinforce the cycle of poverty …
Fleming Fund implementation in Kenya: what have we learned about strengthening one health Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance for decision-making?
E Wesangula, N Gitonga, E Tanui, R Ndanyi, S Githii… - Clinical Infectious Diseases, 2026
… Antimicrobial resistance is a growing threat to global health security, food systems,
and sustainable … health systems are variably resourced [1, 2]. Antimicrobial
resistance is increasingly understood as a One Health challenge spanning human …
and sustainable … health systems are variably resourced [1, 2]. Antimicrobial
resistance is increasingly understood as a One Health challenge spanning human …
[PDF] Traditional and Artificial Intelligence-Supported Constructivist Learning in Health Professions Education
B Mukhalalati, F Bakri, A Al-Qadhi, Y Alalami, A Khan… - Sage Open, 2026
… Health professions students develop stronger knowledge and skills when they
actively construct their understanding rather than relying … This study explored how
undergraduate health professions students experience both traditional and AI-supported …
actively construct their understanding rather than relying … This study explored how
undergraduate health professions students experience both traditional and AI-supported …
[PDF] Invasive guests: the role of non-oral bacteria in oral dysbiosis and systemic health
M Mahdizade Ari, A Al-Ahmad, F Cieplik, KJ Scholz - Journal of Oral Microbiology, 2026
Background The human oral cavity harbors a diverse microbiota essential for
maintaining oral and systemic health. While most resident microorganisms are
commensals adapted to specific oral niches, increasing evidence highlights the …
maintaining oral and systemic health. While most resident microorganisms are
commensals adapted to specific oral niches, increasing evidence highlights the …
[PDF] Conceptualization and measurement of postpartum health inequities in the United States: A scoping review
CX Marea, E Clark, DM Wilson, L Aslami, NK Jeffers… - Health Equity, 2026
… Health inequities refer to unjust differences in access to, provision of and quality
of … Health disparities refer to differences in health between two or more groups
that are linked to … determinants of health (SDOH) and their contributions to …
of … Health disparities refer to differences in health between two or more groups
that are linked to … determinants of health (SDOH) and their contributions to …
Knowledge and perceptions of climate change impacts on mental health in vulnerable populations in Africa: A scoping review
IO Fawole, MO Komolafe, AO Ojetunde, IS Oluwole… - Science of The Total …, 2026
… an escalating global health threat with underexplored implications for mental
health. In Africa… and perceptions of climate-related mental health impacts remains
fragmented. This scoping … neglected in the climate-mental health literature, is …
health. In Africa… and perceptions of climate-related mental health impacts remains
fragmented. This scoping … neglected in the climate-mental health literature, is …
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