Tag: Healthcare Quality

A mixed-methods study in BMC Nursing found that critical care nurses perceive substantial burden from rigid documentation and standardized processes ...

A cross-sectional study reveals that over 80 percent of emergency physicians at an Egyptian tertiary university hospital exhibit poor practice ...

A four-year review shows how the NHS Scotland Academy deployed translational simulation to overcome critical clinical staffing shortages and enhance ...

A cross-sectional study of 252 hospital nurses found that self-awareness levels significantly predict their tendency to commit medical errors.

A population-based study of over 35,000 febrile infants reveals that physician factors drive hospitalization decisions while infant-level characteristics primarily govern ...

A pan-European study of general practitioners across 24 countries identifies key individual, professional, and practice-level factors associated with attitudes toward ...

In an intensive care setting, investigators conducted a retrospective audit of 100 patient records from 2022 to 2023 using the ...

A 2024 qualitative study identifies 38 challenges and 36 strategic solutions for implementing international hospital accreditation in Iran.

A cross-sectional study of 368 Turkish nurses found that higher compassion fatigue was associated with more negative patient safety attitudes, ...

A tabletop translational simulation at an Italian children's hospital found that all five plausible escape routes were completed before the ...

A regional audit of 40 office-based surgery rooms in 15 centres found wide variation in ventilation, hand hygiene protocols, training, ...

A retrospective registry study of Norwegian patient injury compensation records found 147 chiropractic-related claims filed between 2013 and 2024, of ...

A cross-sectional study in Sana’a, Yemen, found that clinical governance implementation is strongly associated with staff-perceived healthcare quality, with IT ...

A qualitative study of seven migrant health professionals in Bergen found that professional transition reshaped their views of medical overuse, ...

A new review of India's AB-PMJAY accreditation-based incentive policy finds that paying hospitals premiums for quality certification has attracted few ...

A nationwide Dutch survey of intensive care clinicians finds that perceiving care as inappropriate is linked to burnout and the ...

Nursing researchers in Türkiye have developed and validated three new scales measuring what nurses speak up about, how they voice ...

A new PLOS Aging and Health opinion article argues that dignity, long celebrated in healthcare ethics but rarely measured, should ...

A cross-sectional survey of 309 outpatients at Jitimai District Hospital in Zanzibar found that 58.9 percent were dissatisfied with their ...

In a groundbreaking study led by researchers Xu, D., Liu, S., and Hu, W., the reliability and validity of the ...