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An analysis of postgraduate theses on LGBTI individuals: A case of nursing departments in Turkey
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_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Purpose: This study aimed to analyze postgraduate theses conducted on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, and intersex In...
Publication · January 14, 2026
Nursing Students' Perceptions Regarding Disabled-Friendly Nursing Education Curriculum
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Aim: The aim of this study is to determine the perceptions of nursing students attending at different universities in Türkiye regarding the disability-friendly nursing education.
Material and Methods: This descriptive research was cond...
Publication · January 14, 2026
LGBTI + Persons’ Experiences, Expectations, and Suggestions for Improving LGBTI + Healthcare Services in Turkey: A Qualitative Study
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Abstract This study aimed to explore the experiences, expectations, and suggestions of LGBTI + persons from the health system in Turkey and their views on what kind of a health system they wish to have. Qualitative descriptive research ...
Publication · January 14, 2026
Qualitative research on elderly people's perception of sexuality and sexual lives.
Publication · January 14, 2026
The Sound of Silence: Exploring the Meaning of Silence in Healthcare for Persons With Visual Impairments—A Qualitative Study
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Silence was not merely the absence of sound, but also a form of exclusion, disempowerment, and uncertainty shaped by the lack of nonverbal cues in clinical settings for persons with visual impairments (PVIs). This study aimed to explore...
Publication · January 14, 2026
Generating open-source 3D phytoplankton models by integrating photogrammetry with scanning electron microscopy
Publication · January 14, 2026
The Dynamic Interplay Between Market and Non-Market Strategy: Evidence from Corporate Political Activity in Knowledge-Based Services
This study examines how the political donations of US corporate law firms are influenced by the political donations of its clients and rivals, and the degree of competitive overlap with rivals.
(co-authored with Yeongsu Kim)
Project · January 14, 2026