Subject
Schools, learning, universities, workplaces, leadership, and organizations.
A cohort study found that infant weight status had poor predictive value for later health-nurse-recorded concerns about language, development and well-being, despite some category-specific associations.
International journal of obesity (2005)4 min read
Participants described a supportive group setting, while knowledge scores were higher after the sessions; the results offer short-term evidence about acceptability, not proof of lasting benefit.
Journal of intellectual disabilities : JOID4 min read
Teachers in France and Australia reported the strongest self-efficacy when professional-learning supplies exceeded their stated needs, while well-being was more closely tied to combining confidence with a strong sense of teaching’s social value.
Scientific reports4 min read
A review of 18 studies found low energy availability common among university athletes and often accompanied by disordered-eating indicators. Evidence for anxiety and depression was thinner, and the mostly cross-sectional research could not establish cause or direction.
Journal of sports sciences4 min read
A PCD questionnaire found that social participation often involved extra planning, changes to free time and decisions about whether to disclose symptoms.
Scientific publication4 min read
A qualitative study of Finnish health and social care leaders describes ethical leadership as a shared, context-dependent practice shaped by self-awareness, trust, organisational culture and the authority to act.
Leadership in health services (Bradford, England)4 min read