Tag: healthcare policy

A nationwide Norwegian study reports a declining trend in first-time antidementia drug dispensations to home-dwelling people aged 60 and older ...

A systematic review of 14 studies finds that economic evaluations of AI in radiology are concentrated in high-income countries and ...

Palliative care team members in a qualitative interview study perceived death doulas as companions who increase death literacy, provide support, ...

A Danish quasi-experimental study found that an intervention using standardized letters and a guidance booklet increased the proportion of appropriate ...

A narrative review maps anti-stigma considerations for developing, implementing, and evaluating healthcare policies that embed structural stigma against people with ...

A qualitative study of 12 hospital physicians identifies four themes describing how economic pressures conflict with ethical obligations and affect ...

A new Perspective proposes organizing responsible clinical AI governance into three functional domains, Capability, Explainability, and Communication, to translate broad ...

A stochastic simulation tool projected positive financial and time savings from mediation across three medical malpractice scenarios, with estimates governed ...

A qualitative study of eleven Swedish midwives reveals how workplace culture, parental negotiations, and moral tension shape the non-medical use ...

A survey of 364 nurses in five Saudi public hospitals finds that organizational commitment, not perceived work environment, is the ...

In recent years, the escalating opioid crisis has emerged as one of the most pressing public health challenges. An increasing ...

The essential role of oncology nurses in palliative care has gained significant prominence in recent years, as highlighted by a ...

In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare, a revolution is quietly reshaping the narratives centering on congenital heart disease (CHD). ...