Tag: primary healthcare

A qualitative study in BMC Health Services Research explores how general practitioners and cancer care coordinators in Norway navigate shared ...

A cross-sectional study of 157 primary healthcare nurses in South Africa's Ingquza Hill Health Sub-District found strong baseline understanding of ...

A systematic review of 45 qualitative studies identifies structural, relational, and educational barriers that impede the integration of primary palliative ...

A framework-guided evaluation reveals that Saudi Arabia has achieved notable structural progress in primary care under Vision 2030, though critical ...

A qualitative study in Türkiye indicates that performance-based accountability in primary care can unintentionally compromise trust and hinder physician efforts ...

A cross-sectional survey of 2,872 rural South Indian households shows that digital technology adopters have seventy-five percent higher odds of ...

A pragmatic randomised trial in New Zealand found that a community pharmacy programme reduced functional impairment from knee osteoarthritis but ...

A study of 92 adults with type 2 diabetes in southern Riyadh revealed that health literacy significantly correlates with self-care ...

An early implementation evaluation of Saudi Arabia's Reverse the Odds initiative shows that an electronic health record-embedded primary care program ...

A one-group pretest–posttest study in Makassar found that a 60-minute reproductive health education session significantly improved STI prevention knowledge scores ...

A spatial study of community-level infectious disease care in Minhang District revealed substantial mismatches between modeled potential accessibility and hospital-reported ...

A cross-sectional study in Isfahan, Iran, found that older adults reported favorable primary healthcare satisfaction, with the highest ratings for ...

A qualitative study in northern Sweden reveals how primary healthcare nurses and physicians balance standardized cancer patient pathways with clinical ...

A qualitative study in Cape Town found that African migrants face pervasive documentation hurdles, language barriers, and medical xenophobia when ...

A cross-sectional study of 350 primary healthcare providers across Rwanda found that frequent clinical interaction was significantly associated with fewer ...

A systematic review and meta-analysis in BMC Public Health identifies obesity, diabetes, and family history as key hypertension risk factors ...

A scoping review evaluates how decades of decentralization and regionalization across Brazil's Unified Health System yielded major public health gains ...

A prospective feasibility study in Austria found that multimodal simulation-based training significantly improved interprofessional collaborative competencies among healthcare students and ...

A qualitative study of 75 primary healthcare workers and policymakers in six economically disadvantaged Chinese provinces identified five interacting barriers ...

A decade-long evaluation of Nigeria's Primary Healthcare Under One Roof policy reveals significant national progress alongside substantial performance disparities across ...