Telehealth Use Is Settling Into Its Post-Pandemic Rhythm, National Survey Shows
A nationally representative study of US adults finds telehealth use declined modestly from 2022 to 2024 while most disparities persisted, ...
Tag: Health Policy
Belgium Maps a Blueprint for Cancer Care That Grows Up With Its Patients
A Belgian mixed-methods study of 78 stakeholders maps the barriers and facilitators to implementing dedicated cancer care for adolescents and ...
Cardiac Rehabilitation After Heart Failure Hospitalization Tied to 45% Lower One-Year Death Risk in Medicare Patients
A large Medicare analysis finds that heart failure patients who begin cardiac rehabilitation within 180 days of hospital discharge face ...
NICU Nurses in Saudi Arabia Back Open Visiting in Theory but Half Resist in Practice
A survey of 350 NICU nurses in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province found that while most recognized the benefits of open ...
Iran’s National Lung Cancer Guideline Fails Key Quality Tests, AGREE II Appraisal Reveals
A structured AGREE II appraisal of Iran's 2018 national NSCLC guideline found strong clarity of presentation but major weaknesses in ...
Twelve Months of Medicaid After Birth Boosts Follow-Up Care in High-Risk Mothers
A Columbia University study of births in New York and Texas finds that extending Medicaid coverage to 12 months postpartum ...
From Pilot to Bedside: Africa’s Digital Health Revolution Hits Its Hardest Test
The Digital Health Africa 2025 conference report reveals that while platforms like MomConnect and MomCare prove digital health can transform ...
Medical Students Train to Tackle Firearm Injury Prevention in Two-Hour Session
A two-hour session at Oregon Health & Science University significantly increased medical students' perceived knowledge, confidence, and intention to engage ...
Private Testosterone Boom Risks Overtreatment and Pushes Monitoring Costs Onto the NHS
Experts warn in The BMJ that the rapid growth of private testosterone prescribing risks overtreatment, unclear diagnostics, and a hidden ...
Online Pharmacies Get a Strategic Blueprint: SWOT Review Maps the Road Ahead
A new scoping review of 37 studies maps the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of online pharmacy implementation and proposes ...
Somalia’s Dental Dilemma: Why Oral Health Care Remains Out of Reach for Millions
A new qualitative study reveals that Somalia's oral health crisis is fundamentally a health-systems implementation challenge, with policy recognition failing ...
Nurses Redefine Vulnerability: From Label to Lifeline in Patient Care
Vulnerability is one of the most frequently invoked words in healthcare, yet it has long functioned more as a slogan ...
mRNA vaccine platforms could anchor Ebola preparedness in East Africa before the next outbreak
A Frontiers in Tropical Diseases Perspective argues that mRNA vaccine platforms should be treated as permanent preparedness infrastructure for Ebola ...
New Competency Framework Aims to Train Public Health Experts for a Wellbeing Economy
A scoping review proposes a competency framework of 31 competencies in five domains to train the public health workforce for ...
Why Afghan Migrant Women in Iran Struggle to Reach Reproductive Health Care
A qualitative study in Tehran maps the structural, intermediary, and health-system barriers that shape Afghan migrant women's access to reproductive ...
From Boardrooms to Health Ministries: Can ESG Indicators Reshape Public Health Governance?
A new scoping review of 25 studies finds that ESG indicators are migrating from corporate disclosure into public health governance, ...
Saudi Arabia’s family physician boom lifted the periphery but widened regional gaps
A nine-year analysis shows Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 primary care reform grew the family medicine workforce by 53 percent while ...
China Added Thousands of Hospital Beds, Yet the Same Counties Stayed Behind
A nine-year panel of 1,787 Chinese counties shows that hospital bed numbers surged while relative planning-supply mismatch barely changed, with ...
Who Can Touch Your Brain? 26-Country Survey Exposes Gaps in Neurotechnology Rules
A systematic survey of 26 countries finds consistent professional roles for EEG and MRI but a striking absence of national ...
Why Nuclear Medicine Departments Stay Isolated in Hospitals and How Management Could Fix It
A conceptual management-driven framework proposes satellite workstations, liaison roles, protocol-based pathways, and a Total Performance Index to integrate nuclear medicine ...
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