Beyond the Myth: Gender, Language, and the Dynamics of Speech Quantity

Research has shown that men tend to be more talkative than women in specific settings. For instance, studies found that men spoke more during workshops

The Didactic Dimension of Communication and Culture within Language Education in the new Reality of Globalization

We live in a world of increasing globalization, the effects of which are creating fundamental changes in the way we live and manage to construct our identities.

Transition from Convention al Hemodialysis to Incremental Hemodialysis in a Patient with Stage V Chronic Kidney Disease – A Case Report

D.S., a a 77-year-old woman with end-stage diabetic nephropathy, initiated conventional hemodialysis

Developing Digital Skills for Ethical Media Use

The rapid advent of digital technologies has transformed how individuals access, share, and create media content.

Advancing the Assessment and Management of Chronic Non-Oncological Pain: Qualitative Research with Albanian Primary Healthcare Providers

This qualitative descriptive study explored the experiences, perceptions, and practices of primary healthcare providers—nurses and family doctors—in

Tourism Trend during the Pandemic: A Case Study of an Albanian Accommodation Facility through the Online Booking System

The task of this paper is to investigate the extent to which the tourism industry is affected by the pandemic during the year 2020.