Gabriel Pavinati, Lucas Vinícius de Lima, Pedro Henrique Paiva Bernardo, Jhenicy Rubira Dias, Bárbara Reis-Santos, Gabriela Tavares Magnabosco
A critical analysis of the decreasing trends in tuberculosis cure indicators in Brazil, 2001-2022
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covid19 virus continues international concern challenging psychological resilience areas especially virtual education making psychopathology problems evident present study qualitative study conventional content analysis 24 participants 14 parents 5 teachers 5 principals selected purposive sampling primary schools zahedan data collection tools included semistructured interviews openended questions interviews continued reaching data saturation transcripts interviews coded according graneheim lundmans 5step approach codes classified according specified axes accuracy exactness information researchers used criteria validity verifiability reliability transferability results study include two categories elearning infrastructure psychopathology indicating importance creating using strengthening cyberspace infrastructure use education primary schools covid19 pandemic results indicated identifying cases attempting eliminate reduce psychopathology improve quality virtual education students moreover help principals educational planners new insights focus solving psychological problems elearning provide supportive planning