Co-creation could reshape African healthcare, but barriers stand in the way
A conceptual study argues that value co-creation could transform African healthcare, but structural and human-centered barriers currently stand in the ...
A conceptual study argues that value co-creation could transform African healthcare, but structural and human-centered barriers currently stand in the ...
A mixed-methods study in BMC Palliative Care combined a Good Death Scale survey of 135 participants with qualitative content analysis, ...
A simulated intraoperative hemorrhage before clerkships helped 342 medical students feel prepared for the operating room and coincided with improved ...
A commentary from a North American chiropractic conference workshop explores how the profession's historical principles align with the whole health ...
Qualitative interviews with eight US primary care physicians identified unclear role delineation and a lack of actionable information from oncology ...
A systematic review of thirteen qualitative studies identifies five themes in how women, caregivers and healthcare professionals experience overactive bladder ...
This qualitative descriptive study explored the barriers and facilitators influencing health professionals' delivery of patient-centered cancer pain management in clinical ...
A planned randomized trial of 200 patients treated for gynecologic cancer will compare a communication intervention with enhanced usual care ...
A scoping review identified distinct access barriers and service interfaces across perinatal, youth, and older-adult mental health care, but found ...
A randomized trial of 72 patients found that nine nurse-led coaching sessions were associated with lower pain and anxiety and ...
A cross-sectional study of 1,500 Mexican adults with uncontrolled hypertension found low delivery of recommended clinical and lifestyle counseling activities, ...
A multicenter cross-sectional study of 407 adults at eight Makkah primary healthcare centers found that greater perceived shared decision-making was ...
A qualitative study of 26 radiation therapists reveals that Norwegian clinicians rely on flexible, relationship-based psychosocial care while Canadians depend ...
A multicountry survey of patients and oncologists in France, Italy, and Spain reveals persistent mismatches in knowledge, priorities, and communication ...
Researchers argue that clarifying what matters most to patients with multiple chronic conditions should come first in shared decision-making, especially ...
A multicenter Korean study has validated a 34-item Korean version of the Patient-Centered Survivorship Care Index, giving cancer survivors in ...
A study using fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis identifies five distinct pathways to strengthen vertical collaboration between county and township medical ...
A qualitative study of 12 cardiac surgery ICU nurses in Iran reveals three themes in perspective-taking: imagining oneself in the ...
A mixed-methods study at Vanderbilt Health found that clinicians and patients largely support an electronic Equity Dashboard to identify social ...
A German mixed-methods study of 155 physicians, 111 nurses, and 390 cardiology inpatients reveals a striking paradox: the professionals most ...
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