Medicine & Life Sciences
Scotland
100%
Systematic Reviews
66%
Nurses
63%
Cross Infection
61%
Stroke
47%
Health
43%
Sexual and Gender Minorities
39%
Nursing
38%
Delivery of Health Care
38%
HIV
35%
Interviews
33%
Hand Hygiene
31%
Alcohols
30%
Sexual Health
30%
Education
30%
Surgical Wound Infection
29%
Caregivers
28%
Infection Control
28%
Urinary Incontinence
26%
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
23%
Nursing Students
23%
Self-Management
22%
Learning
21%
Randomized Controlled Trials
21%
Self Care
21%
Intellectual Disability
21%
Cross-Sectional Studies
19%
Mindfulness
19%
Psychological Practice
19%
Infections
19%
Home Care Services
17%
Students
16%
Population
16%
Antimicrobial Stewardship
16%
Qualitative Research
16%
Secondary Prevention
15%
Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus
15%
Mental Health
15%
Anti-Bacterial Agents
14%
Life Style
14%
Survivors
14%
Sexual Behavior
14%
Focus Groups
13%
Economics
13%
Meta-Analysis
13%
Costs and Cost Analysis
13%
Guidelines
13%
Tibial Nerve
12%
Public Health
12%
Psychology
12%
Disease Outbreaks
12%
Accidental Falls
12%
Quality of Life
12%
Social Media
12%
Rehabilitation
12%
Patient Care
12%
Pandemics
12%
Health Promotion
11%
Cost-Benefit Analysis
11%
England
11%
Feasibility Studies
11%
Norovirus
11%
Hand
11%
Mentors
11%
Alcohol Drinking
10%
Cohort Studies
10%
Northern Ireland
10%
National Health Programs
10%
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis
10%
Staphylococcus aureus
10%
Depression
10%
Stroke Rehabilitation
10%
Health Services
10%
Wales
9%
Health Personnel
9%
Length of Stay
9%
Disabled Persons
9%
Anxiety
9%
Therapeutics
9%
Incidence
9%
Confidence Intervals
9%
Heart Failure
9%
Chlamydia
9%
Primary Health Care
9%
Databases
9%
Methicillin
9%
Hepatitis C
8%
Chlamydia trachomatis
8%
Smoking
8%
Data Analysis
8%
Teaching
8%
Research Personnel
8%
Roma
8%
Contact Tracing
8%
Mupirocin
8%
Risk-Taking
8%
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
8%
Heterosexuality
8%
Smoking Cessation
8%
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
8%
Social Sciences
nursing
35%
health
33%
Healthcare
23%
nurse
21%
alcohol
20%
experience
15%
evidence
15%
stroke
13%
prophylaxis
11%
homelessness
11%
interview
9%
health promotion
9%
social media
9%
hygiene
8%
education
8%
literature
8%
intellectual disability
8%
hospital discharge
8%
management
8%
health behavior
8%
Group
8%
public health
7%
health care
7%
staff
7%
student
6%
EEA
6%
evaluation
6%
learning
6%
smoking
6%
WHO
6%
qualitative interview
6%
narrative
6%
secondary analysis
6%
Clinical Practice
6%
contagious disease
6%
inclusion
6%
health service
5%
confidence
5%
health risk
5%
questionnaire
5%
social capital
5%
digital media
5%
alcohol consumption
5%
surveillance
5%
mental health
5%
exclusion
5%
risk behavior
5%
service provider
5%
Roma
5%