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Participants express support and curiosity about the research, citing specific instances like podcast appearances and collaborative projects, using positive phrases such as 'good to see' and 'really enjoyed working on this.' The tone and choice of words highlight a community engaged with advancing understanding and addressing human rights issues in indigenous healthcare.
Most tweets acknowledge the importance of indigenous mental healthcare in Nigeria and support the need for further research and collaboration.
Discussions show interest in the topic, especially with references to ongoing research, podcasts, and collaborative efforts.
Tweets reference specific research efforts, podcasts, and ongoing dialogues about indigenous practices and human rights, indicating moderate engagement.
The emphasis on recent publications, podcasts, and research collaborations suggests a recognition of the article's relevance and potential influence on policy and practice.
Listeners to Researcher Revealed agree. @Bifarin shared his research journey and thoughts on #nursing #research in #mentalhealth it's worth a listen or a watch. Trailer: https://t.co/ZRt1iY5fUX Full episode:
Paper alert: Good to see this paper in print with @FrontPubHealth : https://t.co/iyU6SeqWhb I really enjoyed working with @Gboye_ogunwale and Dr Fadipe on this. @franadiukwu ; @asanakpan @LJMUImpact @LJMU_Health @LJMUPHI @LJMUPsychology @Mersey_Care @NHSCandM @mcvanhout
There is a huge gap in mental healthcare in Nigeria, and indigenous practitioners fill the gap somewhat. Stigma is however a major challenge in Indigenous healthcare. Would a collaboration between Orthodox and indigenous practitioners. work? ✍️
Subscribed to #ResearcherRevealed podcast? No? Then you've missed @Bifarin a #mentalhealth #nurse and #researcher as my latest guest. He shares why his research challenges existing systems in #healthcare.
Link to paper presented here: https://t.co/XVe3kaqS76 @MentalHealthRIC @mcvanhout
New Paper alert: 'Indigenous mental healthcare and human rights abuses in Nigeria: The role of cultural syntonicity and stigmatization' https://t.co/yxsMfAUWBT… @Bifarin @Gboye_ogunwale and Dr Fadipe @LJMUImpact @LJMUPHI @LJMUPsychology @Mersey_Care @NHSCandM https://t.co/Jqrzat7CLs
Dr Oladayo Bifarin, a mental health nurse and researcher, discusses challenges in research hierarchies, collaboration, and supporting nurse researchers. Key takeaways include staying close to supportive peers, pursuing…
Indigenous mental healthcare in Nigeria is rooted in cultural practices that favor spiritual and mystical approaches over biomedical methods. The review suggests combining traditional practices with psychosocial models…
RT @RosalynnAustin: Listeners to Researcher Revealed agree. @Bifarin shared his research journey and thoughts on #nursing #research in #men…
RT @RosalynnAustin: Listeners to Researcher Revealed agree. @Bifarin shared his research journey and thoughts on #nursing #research in #men…
RT @RosalynnAustin: Listeners to Researcher Revealed agree. @Bifarin shared his research journey and thoughts on #nursing #research in #men…
RT @RosalynnAustin: Listeners to Researcher Revealed agree. @Bifarin shared his research journey and thoughts on #nursing #research in #men…
Listeners to Researcher Revealed agree. @Bifarin shared his research journey and thoughts on #nursing #research in #mentalhealth it's worth a listen or a watch. Trailer: https://t.co/ZRt1iY5fUX Full episode:
RT @RosalynnAustin: Subscribed to #ResearcherRevealed podcast? No? Then you've missed @Bifarin a #mentalhealth #nurse and #researcher as…
Researcher revealed Podcast with @Bifarin , RR2E8 Juggling & research, a reality as a clinical academic? Dr Oladayo ... https://t.co/epcxE1fbKE via @YouTube https://t.co/cJhyaskkur
Subscribed to #ResearcherRevealed podcast? No? Then you've missed @Bifarin a #mentalhealth #nurse and #researcher as my latest guest. He shares why his research challenges existing systems in #healthcare.
RT @Bifarin: Link to paper presented here: https://t.co/XVe3kaqS76 @MentalHealthRIC @mcvanhout
Link to paper presented here: https://t.co/XVe3kaqS76 @MentalHealthRIC @mcvanhout
RT @DrAbioye: There is a huge gap in mental healthcare in Nigeria, and indigenous practitioners fill the gap somewhat. Stigma is however a…
RT @DrAbioye: There is a huge gap in mental healthcare in Nigeria, and indigenous practitioners fill the gap somewhat. Stigma is however a…
RT @DrAbioye: There is a huge gap in mental healthcare in Nigeria, and indigenous practitioners fill the gap somewhat. Stigma is however a…
There is a huge gap in mental healthcare in Nigeria, and indigenous practitioners fill the gap somewhat. Stigma is however a major challenge in Indigenous healthcare. Would a collaboration between Orthodox and indigenous practitioners. work? ✍️
RT @FrontPubHealth: New Research: Indigenous mental healthcare and human rights abuses in Nigeria: The role of cultural syntonicity and sti…
RT @FrontPubHealth: New Research: Indigenous mental healthcare and human rights abuses in Nigeria: The role of cultural syntonicity and sti…
New Paper alert: 'Indigenous mental healthcare and human rights abuses in Nigeria: The role of cultural syntonicity and stigmatization' https://t.co/yxsMfAUWBT… @Bifarin @Gboye_ogunwale and Dr Fadipe @LJMUImpact @LJMUPHI @LJMUPsychology @Mersey_Care @NHSCandM https://t.co/Jqrzat7CLs
New Research: Indigenous mental healthcare and human rights abuses in Nigeria: The role of cultural syntonicity and stigmatization: Background Indigenous mental healthcare using traditional non-western methods termed… #PublicHealth #HealthForAll https://t.co/GSdhGqioC7
Paper alert: Good to see this paper in print with @FrontPubHealth : https://t.co/iyU6SeqWhb I really enjoyed working with @Gboye_ogunwale and Dr Fadipe on this. @franadiukwu ; @asanakpan @LJMUImpact @LJMU_Health @LJMUPHI @LJMUPsychology @Mersey_Care @NHSCandM @mcvanhout
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