Wearable monitoring in mental health care: scoping review finds limited evidence and unresolved ethical tensions
A systematic scoping review of 147 studies finds that wearable monitoring in mental health care may offer benefits but rests ...
Tag: Health Policy
Rutgers-led consortium wins $6.5 million NCI grant to model lung cancer prevention and tobacco control
A five-year National Cancer Institute grant will fund a Rutgers-led consortium of seven universities to build simulation models for tobacco ...
Lithuania’s private health providers expanded during COVID-19, then the system snapped back
A longitudinal case study of Lithuania's compulsory health insurance system finds that private providers' expanded role during the pandemic was ...
Real-world drug studies reveal how chronic disease care diverges from clinical trials
A new editorial synthesizes 27 pharmacoepidemiology studies showing how real-world chronic disease care, from FAERS safety signals to national insurance ...
Governments Still Lack the Policy Blueprint for Integrated Primary Care
A systematized narrative review of 34 empirical studies finds that fragmented governance and misaligned regulatory frameworks frequently undermine policy efforts ...
Online Consultation Research Has Shifted From Feasibility to System-Wide Implementation
A bibliometric analysis of 2,426 articles shows online consultation research accelerated after 2018 and shifted from feasibility studies to system-wide ...
Taxation Alone Won’t Curb Sugary Drinks in Indonesia, Stakeholder Study Finds
A qualitative study of 17 Indonesian stakeholders finds that while a policy window exists for controlling sugar-sweetened beverages, taxation alone ...
India’s TB nutrition scheme is a lifeline, but payment delays and small amounts hold it back
A qualitative systematic review of 13 studies finds Indian TB patients value the Nikshay Poshan Yojana's ₹500 monthly nutrition support, ...
Stress and Self-Doubt May Quiet the Political Voice of the Disadvantaged, Model Argues
A new conceptual model proposes that stress and reduced self-efficacy mediate between socioeconomic disadvantage and political withdrawal, framing political participation ...
More Home Care Hours Linked to Lower Nursing Home Risk Only for Mildly Dependent Older Adults
An exploratory Korean cohort study found higher home and community-based service volume was associated with lower long-term care facility transition ...
Nigeria’s digital health records promise stalls at unreliable power and costly infrastructure
A mixed-methods study of Nigerian healthcare facilities finds that reported digital record deployment far exceeds operational maturity, with power instability, ...
Study Scores Essential Medicines List Processes in 143 Countries
A descriptive study scored the design of essential medicines list selection processes in 143 countries, finding scores from 2 to ...
Most New Drugs in South Korea See Prices Cut After Listing, Study Finds
A longitudinal analysis of South Korea's National Health Insurance data found that 75.5 percent of 212 newly listed drugs underwent ...
Qualitative study identifies barriers to empowering urban primary health providers in Iran
A qualitative content analysis of eighteen primary health staff in Shiraz, Iran, identified three main categories of challenges to provider ...
Chiropractic’s Whole Health Moment: Workshop Maps Profession’s Path Into Team Care
A commentary from a North American chiropractic conference workshop explores how the profession's historical principles align with the whole health ...
Nursing as a systems profession in One Health: opportunities across the Quadripartite action tracks
A new Debate article maps four recurring nursing functions across the six Quadripartite One Health action tracks and argues they ...
Community physicians in Taiwan describe what sustains and strains home-based palliative care
A qualitative study of eight community clinic physicians in Taiwan identifies seven themes covering the benefits, challenges and policy barriers ...
Why Long COVID Fails to Register as a Security Threat
A new commentary argues that Long COVID's chronic, diffuse nature creates a temporal mismatch with security frameworks built for acute ...
What Parents and Policymakers Say Shapes Sickle Cell Screening in High-Burden Countries
A systematic review of 18 qualitative studies across nine African countries identifies government funding, stigma, community knowledge-sharing and screening options ...
What Shapes Nurses’ Attitudes Toward AI? A Review of 30 Studies Points to Training and Experience
A systematic review of 30 studies covering 12,958 nurses finds that AI training, hands-on experience and organizational leadership are the ...
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