Tag: Healthcare Workforce

A cross-sectional investigation at Morocco's national reference cancer center found that over sixty percent of surveyed oncology nurses intend to ...

A cross-sectional survey of 421 Saudi healthcare professionals found that nearly sixty percent were willing to refer patients to decentralized ...

Routinely collected patient records in England provided near-100% completeness and fewer discrepancies than one-off surveys when evaluating hospital liver disease ...

A mixed-methods study of 459 nurses in public hospitals across the Wolaita Zone found that 64.1 percent experienced moral distress ...

A multicentre review of 8506 UK stress echocardiograms revealed that non-medical healthcare professionals supervise over forty percent of procedures while ...

A nationwide study found that emergency department visits for four specialties in South Korea dropped by 81.2% after the 2024 ...

A survey of Singapore polyclinic healthcare staff found favourable interprofessional collaboration scores, with prior training independently linked to higher ratings.

A new Clinical Scientist-led clinic model at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust significantly reduced overdue appointments in adult ...

A qualitative study examines how systemic powerlessness, political overreach, and undervalued expertise drive moral distress among Canadian public health practitioners.

A scoping review of 15 Saudi studies finds that heterogeneous measurement tools and sampling methods prevent the establishment of a ...

A cross-sectional study of 577 healthcare students and professionals in Al-Baha, Saudi Arabia, found that high fertility counselling confidence was ...

A multicenter cross-sectional study in West Bank hospitals found that while 80.5 percent of nurses demonstrated high diabetes nutrition knowledge, ...

A multicenter cross-sectional study in Egypt found that early-career nurses reported the highest workplace stress and lowest life satisfaction.

A survey of 232 healthcare employees in Saudi Arabia's private sector links engagement to citizenship behavior through supervisor trust and ...

A cross-sectional Israeli study of 178 graduates and 21 laboratory managers found that familiarity with the profession and perceived prestige ...

A qualitative study of 20 Arab migrant physicians in Germany finds that professional integration is shaped by institutional structures, administrative ...

A cross-sectional study of 501 healthcare providers at an Ethiopian referral hospital found that those who perceived the health system ...

A qualitative study of 20 administrative staff at a Turkish training and research hospital found that AI literacy remains largely ...

A multilevel study in BMC Nursing finds that work-rest disruption among nurses in China is positively associated with turnover intention ...

A new ESICM position paper in Intensive Care Medicine lays out strategies to close equity, diversity and inclusion gaps for ...