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Summary: This study investigated work-related stress among midwives in Swiss maternity hospitals, finding that midwives have a higher work-private life conflict score and a higher intention to leave their profession. These findings are crucial for heads of institutions and policy makers in developing strategies to retain midwives.
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Summary: This study found that technology has the potential to support the health and wellbeing of homeless individuals, but challenges exist regarding internet connectivity and data privacy. Further research is needed to explore the use of health technology with homeless populations to address these issues.
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Summary: Telehealth has been proven to have comparable health outcomes in terms of patient-physician communication, satisfaction, and engagement. However, the digital divide exacerbates social and economic barriers to health and well-being, potentially serving as a social determinant of health. Addressing policy changes to bridge the digital divide could strengthen existing health care systems and allow for more patient-centered approaches in expressing lived narratives, particularly in a digital format.
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