Proud Boomer Wellness·Oct 30A Torn Bicep Is Not a Verdict on Everyone Over 50Distal biceps tears hit men in their forties, smokers, and steroid users first, and the guidelines still say liftA response icon1A response icon1
Mark Gibson·Sep 9Common Design Shortcomings in Written Patient InformationWhether dealing with Patient Information Leaflets in the UK or EU, medication guides in the USA, IFUs for medical devices, or health…
InHealth and SciencebyDhanashree Manjrekar MPH·Sep 2Behaviour over Knowledge: The Psychology Behind Why We Don't Act on Health InformationAwareness gets you to the doorstep. Here’s what pushes you inside.
Mark Gibson·Aug 21Narrowing the Knowledge Gap between the Pharmaceutical Industry and Their ConsumersIn previous articles, we have noted that the pharmaceutical industry plays a crucial role in shaping public understanding of medicine…
@carolmbugua·Aug 15Accreditation, Recognition, and Affiliation in Nursing Education: What’s the Difference?These three terms often appear in nursing admission brochures and university websites, but they do not mean the same thing. Understanding…A response icon1A response icon1
Mark Gibson·Aug 12Face-Sensitive Patient Documentation Across Cultures: Can One Size Fit All?In the last article, we covered how cultural differences shape patient engagement and why pharmaceutical companies must tailor their…
Gina Vitale, PTA·Apr 29Is The Health Information You Read Fact or Fiction?How To Determine If You’re Reading Accurate Health Content
InThe Quantastic JournalbyThe Conversation U.S.·Apr 27Health Information Delivered as a Video Game Can Bridge the Communication Gap Between Patients and…By letting people make choices and experience the outcomes of those choices, gaming provides a much more hands-on way of learning about…A response icon3A response icon3
Mark Gibson·Apr 14‘Thinking’ in the Age of OutsourcingIn 1956, cognitive psychologist George A Miller wrote a paper that was to become a cornerstone of cognitive science: the “magical number…
