India Pays Hospitals to Get Accredited, But Most Are Not Buying It
A new review of India's AB-PMJAY accreditation-based incentive policy finds that paying hospitals premiums for quality certification has attracted few ...
Tag: patient satisfaction
What Patients Really Notice: Online Reviews Reveal the Hidden Side of Hospital Care
A new text-mining study of online hospital reviews shows that patients judge medical care primarily on service attitude, convenience, and ...
Telehealth Use Is Settling Into Its Post-Pandemic Rhythm, National Survey Shows
A nationally representative study of US adults finds telehealth use declined modestly from 2022 to 2024 while most disparities persisted, ...
OHSU Labor Guide Boosts Patient Confidence and Cuts Risk During Childbirth
A randomized controlled trial at Oregon Health & Science University found that a plain-language labor guide significantly increased patients' perceived ...
Enhanced monofocal lens offers a middle path between clarity and range after cataract surgery
A comparative study of 56 cataract surgery patients finds the Evolux™ enhanced monofocal lens delivers a substantial intermediate vision gain ...
Ancient Five-Element Music Therapy Cuts Postoperative Pain in Randomized Trial
The trial's design reflects a growing recognition within perioperative medicine that pain after surgery is not purely a peripheral phenomenon ...
Cleanliness, Waiting Time and Ventilation Shape Physiotherapy Patient Satisfaction More Than Previously Thought
A cross-sectional study of 198 physiotherapy outpatients at a Turkish university hospital finds that perceived cleanliness, waiting time and ventilation ...
Buildings Alone Don’t Heal: Ethiopian Study Finds Infrastructure Fails to Predict Real Care Quality
A national study of Ethiopian health facilities finds that structural readiness correlates only weakly with clinical guideline adherence and patient-rated ...
Blood Thinner Showdown: Rivaroxaban Edges Out Warfarin for Young Heart Patients
A randomized trial in children and young adults found that rivaroxaban prevented thromboembolic events after pulmonary valve replacement as effectively ...
Eight Minutes to Relief: Rapid IV Opioid Titration Shows Striking Results in Palliative Care Crises
A Swiss real-world study of 38 palliative care patients found that rapid intravenous opioid titration reduced median pain scores from ...
Nurse-Led Phone and App Support Boosts Recovery After Dangerous Gut Bleeding
A randomized controlled trial in Iran found that a four-week telenursing program combining a mobile app, weekly phone counseling, and ...
Most Outpatients at a Zanzibar District Hospital Report Dissatisfaction, Survey Finds
A cross-sectional survey of 309 outpatients at Jitimai District Hospital in Zanzibar found that 58.9 percent were dissatisfied with their ...
Evaluating Home Care vs. Hospital Admission in Singapore
In recent years, the healthcare landscape has been shifting, favoring innovative models that enhance patient care while optimizing costs and ...
Streamlined New Patient Visits Cut EHR Time
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, where efficiency and patient satisfaction are paramount, a new study has emerged highlighting the ...
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