Trauma-Informed Care in General Practice Faces Structural and Contextual Barriers
An exploratory qualitative study across four English general practices revealed that trauma-informed care occurs among select providers but faces significant ...
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AI Tool Use Among New York Clinicians Rose to 33 Percent
A survey of 305 New York State clinical providers found that artificial intelligence tool use grew from 18.3 percent in ...
Healthcare Providers Identify Key Drivers of Diagnostic Delay in Breast Cancer
A qualitative study of thirty healthcare providers identifies five major categories of individual, socio-cultural, and healthcare system factors contributing to ...
Multilevel Barriers Hinder Gender-Based Violence Screening in Ugandan HIV Care Facilities
A qualitative study in Uganda identifies multilevel barriers to integrating routine gender-based violence screening and response into public HIV care ...
Sudan Study Reveals Gaps in Kidney Stone Prevention Care
A cross-sectional study in Sudan found significant gaps in healthcare providers' knowledge and practices regarding the prevention of recurrent kidney ...
Strategies Identified for Integrating Technology-Assisted Parenting Programs in Mental Health
An interview study of 13 clinicians and managers identified 22 facilitators, 12 barriers, and 18 practical strategies for implementing a ...
Qualitative Study Explores Reasons Behind Induced Abortion in Fasa County, Iran
A qualitative content analysis study in Fasa County, Iran, identified socioeconomic hardship, informal pathways, and inadequate education as central factors ...
Handheld ultrasound wins trust of pregnant women and providers in Karachi
A qualitative study of nine participants in peri-urban Karachi found that pregnant women and healthcare providers viewed obstetric point-of-care ultrasound ...
Most Women in Two-City Study Prefer Long-Acting Injectable PrEP Over Daily Pills, Despite Low Awareness
A mixed-methods study of 602 women in Washington, DC, and Santo Domingo found that roughly seven in ten preferred long-acting ...
Ugandan HIV clinics lack tools and training to treat hypertension, survey finds
A survey of 89 healthcare providers at ten Ugandan HIV clinics found no in-service hypertension training, insufficient knowledge, and shortages ...
Weak Regulation and Drug Shortages Drive Uncontrolled Antibiotic Use in Southern Pakistan
A qualitative study of nearly twenty healthcare providers in Khairpur Mirs, Pakistan, identifies political, regulatory, commercial, workforce and financial factors ...
Saudi autism providers report gaps in independent-living and relationship support
A qualitative study of 20 healthcare providers at a Jeddah autism center identified limited community awareness, insufficient specialized resources and ...
Botswana antenatal STI screening draws provider support but faces systemic barriers
A qualitative study of 15 Botswana healthcare providers found broad support for antenatal diagnostic STI screening but concerns about electricity, ...
Why Patients With Positive Bowel Cancer Screening Tests Never Get Their Colonoscopy
A qualitative study of seventeen Alberta healthcare providers reveals that barriers to colonoscopy after a positive fecal immunochemical test arise ...
Understanding Healthcare Providers’ Role in Reproductive Coercion
In a groundbreaking study that delves into the intricate dynamics of reproductive coercion, significant insights are brought to light concerning ...
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