Interactive Journal of Medical Research
A new general medical journal for the 21st century, focusing on innovation in health and medical research.
Editor-in-Chief:
Taiane de Azevedo Cardoso, BSc, MSc, PhD, Affiliate Senior Lecturer, School of Medicine, Deakin University, Australia; Scientific Editor, JMIR Publications, Canada
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Recent Articles

There is a worldwide movement toward competency-based medical education to equip dental students with essential competencies required to meet health care needs. In Syria, dental faculties currently lack a formal competency-based curriculum for endodontics at the undergraduate level. Moreover, the quality of root canal treatment performed by general dentists is frequently described as inadequate or substandard.

Long COVID, or postacute COVID-19 syndrome, presents with persistent cognitive and psychological symptoms such as , anxiety, depression, and fatigue, significantly impacting quality of life and daily functioning. Digital health interventions offer a scalable, accessible solution to bridge care gaps, especially where conventional neuropsychological support is limited. However, evidence regarding their effectiveness for neuropsychiatric symptoms in long COVID remains fragmented.

During a public health emergency, emergency department (ED) clinicians can improve care delivery if they identify and adopt innovations that are safe and effective. However, little is known about the factors that impact ED clinicians’ decision-making around using or discontinuing innovations when evidence-based information is limited.

Children’s eating habits are formed at an early age, making childhood a crucial period for introducing novel foods, such as pulse-based food products. Pulse Discovery Toolkit (PDTK) intervention was designed to increase familiarity with pulses and to eventually contribute to the consumption of pulse-based foods among preschool children in childcare centers (CCs).


Emergency department (ED) overcrowding is a persistent global health issue associated with adverse patient outcomes, diminished staff performance, and compromised health-system efficiency. Despite widespread recognition of the problem, there is no universally accepted approach to monitoring ED overcrowding. The use of disparate, nonstandardized indicators hampers cross-country comparison and the development of effective policies. A comprehensive synthesis of indicators currently used is essential to guide the adoption of robust, evidence-based metrics across diverse health care settings.

Recommender systems are pivotal in organizing information to enhance noticeability, reduce overload, and streamline decision-making. They can be even more effective if combined with digital nudges. Digital nudging is a subtle approach that combines design, information, and interaction elements to create a choice architecture that can guide user behavior in digital environments. While promising in many fields, there is a notable gap in health promotion, particularly because digital nudges and recommender systems can encourage and support sustained healthier choices in nutrition, physical activity (PA), and sedentary behavior reduction to prevent overweight and obesity.
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