Tag: Patient Experience

A qualitative study of nine chronic disease patients in Riyadh found that perceived usability and digital health literacy shaped how ...

A six-trust interview study found that clinicians considered virtual TIA clinics workable for selected patients, while patients valued the communication ...

Interviews with 56 emergency-department patients found that empathy was the central influence on care experience across an urban academic center ...

A qualitative study of 15 patients finds that fractures during immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy are viewed as "a small price ...

A hermeneutic phenomenological study of 11 Iranian women with breast cancer identified themes of engulfment in suffering, changes in relationships ...

A first-person essay by Laura B. Vater describes how conversations with hospitalized patients about gardening and personal interests helped her ...

A qualitative study of nine adults in Spain found that employment, fatigue, household duties, social expectations and follow-up care shaped ...

A phenomenological study of 13 cancer patients found that spirituality offered meaning, hope and endurance for some participants but did ...

A qualitative study of 17 pregnant Asian and Hispanic women and 10 obstetric providers found that institutional protocols, rather than ...

A new text-mining study of online hospital reviews shows that patients judge medical care primarily on service attitude, convenience, and ...

A qualitative study of twenty-one Chinese hemodialysis patients reveals that comfort is multidimensional, culturally shaped, and strikingly absent from the ...

A qualitative study of 44 NHS patients with multiple long-term conditions reveals how specialist hospital systems, resource constraints and misaligned ...

A qualitative study of eleven COPD patients in South Korea reveals that herbal medicine, chuna manual therapy, and acupuncture produce ...

A qualitative study of young and middle-aged lymphoma patients in China reveals how the cumulative time demands of cancer treatment ...

A qualitative study of 20 post-extubation ICU patients in Tehran reveals that thirst during mechanical ventilation is a multidimensional ordeal ...

A five-workshop Experience-Based Co-Design study in Australia produced four interventions, including a bilingual pain scale and waiting room display, to ...

A qualitative study of ten nurses who experienced hospitalization as patients, analyzed with the SERVQUAL model, uncovers five service quality ...

A systematic review of nine studies finds that structured bedside communication, visual aids, and digital tools are associated with higher ...

A qualitative study of policymakers, providers, and patients in Kampala finds telemedicine widely accepted for its convenience and privacy, but ...

In a groundbreaking retrospective study, researchers have uncovered critical insights into patient-initiated communication following nail procedures. This single-center study, conducted ...