Behind the Paper
The real stories behind the latest research papers, from conception to publication, the highs and the lows
Valuing Lived Experience: Building the Evidence for Better Care in Pernicious Anaemia
Many people with pernicious anaemia spend years searching for answers. By capturing lived experiences, this study transforms patient-reported data into evidence that can drive change in the recognition and treatment of the condition.
A systematic review of the global evolution of self-managed organizations through key characteristics and strategies
A concise look into how self-managed organizations evolved globally from 1989–2023. This review maps key trends, landmark cases, and best practices, revealing how autonomy-driven structures shape motivation, collaboration, and modern organizational design.
Introducing a useful tool
Review of the Xarsed web app, a web app based on the Python programming language and aimed at facilitating the design process of home power plants
The Essential Role of Occupational Therapy for Individuals with Severe Mental Disorder: Insights from Our Scoping Review
Occupational therapy plays a key role in supporting recovery, autonomy, and participation for people with severe mental disorder. Our scoping review highlights current interventions, key trends, and the need to strengthen this essential discipline.
Content analysis of HIV self-testing education on TikTok
In our recently published study in the Discover Public Health Journal, we analyzed the content of HIV self-testing education videos on TikTok
Acceleration of diverging runoff trends on the Third Pole
In our study recently published in Communications Earth & Environment, we set out to answer a question: How do the river runoffs on Third Pole change over the past half-century from a coherent, regional perspective?