Structural Barriers Limit Collaboration in Healthcare Return-to-Work Processes
A qualitative study of Danish GPs and case workers reveals that while written communication supports routine return-to-work processes, structural limitations ...
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Research report: Barriers and facilitators influencing health professionals’ delivery of patient-centered cancer pain management at a cancer treatment center: a qualitative descriptive study
This qualitative descriptive study explored the barriers and facilitators influencing health professionals' delivery of patient-centered cancer pain management in clinical ...
Physicians Say Humanistic Care Survives Through Relationships, Not Formal Curricula
A qualitative focus group study of 26 U.S. physicians finds that humanistic practice is cultivated mainly through relationships with patients, ...
Ethnographic study maps what shapes Nigerian women’s use of modern contraception
A focused ethnographic study in Nigeria found that myths, side effects, religion, polygamy and cultural beliefs limit modern contraceptive use, ...
Surgery needs can overshadow biologic pause worries, arthritis trial interviews find
A qualitative study of 26 UK adults in the PERISCOPE trial found that the need for orthopaedic surgery often overshadowed ...
Qualitative study maps the psychosocial burden of polycystic kidney disease
A qualitative interview study of 25 adults with ADPKD in Ankara documents pain, anxiety, fear of dialysis, genetic guilt and ...
Clinical instructors in KwaZulu-Natal report barriers to using high-fidelity manikins
A qualitative study at selected higher education institutions in KwaZulu-Natal found that clinical instructors face limited technological skills, staff shortages, ...
Mapping the Diabetic Retinopathy Patient Journey, From Screening to Recovery
A two-phase qualitative study combining a synthesis of 25 studies with interviews of 13 patients in China has produced a ...
Weak Regulation and Drug Shortages Drive Uncontrolled Antibiotic Use in Southern Pakistan
A qualitative study of nearly twenty healthcare providers in Khairpur Mirs, Pakistan, identifies political, regulatory, commercial, workforce and financial factors ...
Stakeholders Back Lung Cancer Screening in Flanders, but Warn Stigma and Capacity Gaps Could Undermine It
Interviews with 22 healthcare professionals and 13 potential participants in Flanders reveal broad support for population-based lung cancer screening alongside ...
Volunteer first responders in Denmark act from duty, meaning and belonging
A qualitative interview study of ten Danish lay community first responders identifies moral duty, meaning and belonging as their main ...
Grounded Theory Study Maps How Primary Healthcare Managers Use Evidence in Decisions
A grounded theory study of 17 primary healthcare managers, experts, and specialists has produced a conceptual framework identifying thirteen categories ...
Frontline workers recount confusion, misinformation and weak workplace support during COVID-19
A qualitative analysis of more than 2,500 survey responses from 703 Midwestern US frontline workers found that misinformation, polarized health ...
Patients in Northern Tanzania Reveal What Helps and Hinders Heart-Healthy Living
A qualitative study of ten cardiac patients at a Tanzanian referral hospital identified family, spiritual, and medical support as facilitators ...
Study maps barriers to COVID-19 vaccine safety surveillance in Kenya, South Africa, and Canada
A qualitative study in Kenya, South Africa, and Canada identified facilitators and barriers to COVID-19 vaccine safety surveillance and research ...
What Pharma Employers Really Want From Pharmacology Graduates: Interviews Reveal Skills, Gaps and Surprising Praise
Interviews with eight UK pharmaceutical industry employees found graduates highly regarded for enthusiasm and positivity, but often lacking core pharmacology ...
Why AI struggles to reach the hospital bedside: European experts map the barriers
Interviews with 55 healthcare stakeholders across four European countries reveal why AI applications rarely reach routine hospital care despite rapid ...
Newly qualified nurses in Ghana describe strict supervision and financial strain during clinical rotation
A qualitative study of 36 newly qualified nurses in Ghana's Western Region found that clinical rotation brought both professional development ...
Before Treatment Begins, Lung and Head and Neck Cancer Patients Know Little About Exercise
A qualitative study of 14 Brazilian patients found that before starting treatment for lung or head and neck cancer, most ...
Caribbean Medical Students Navigate Academic and Cultural Dissonance at a New School
A qualitative interview study of 12 international students at a new Caribbean medical school documents their motivations, academic and cultural ...
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