Drug Users’ Views on Overdose Response Tech in Care
In a world grappling with the urgent crisis of drug overdoses, a bold new study sheds light on the critically ...
Tag: qualitative study
Improving Patient Satisfaction in Eastern Nepal’s Healthcare
In the realm of healthcare, ensuring patient satisfaction has evolved into a pivotal aspect that can define both the quality ...
Healthcare Workers’ Insights on Quality Improvement Collaboratives
In the realm of healthcare, where the stakes of patient outcomes are significantly high, the pursuit of quality improvement is ...
Patient Perspectives on Frailty Screening in Emergencies
In the dynamic setting of emergency departments (EDs), a new conversation is emerging about the importance of recognizing frailty among ...
Reevaluating Reproducibility Challenges in Medical Education Research
The question of reproducibility in medical education research has taken center stage in recent discussions, drawing attention from various scholars ...
Unpacking Nursing Students’ Views on Missed Care in Ethiopia
In a pioneering study conducted in Ethiopia, researchers Abawaji, Cardwell, Germossa, and colleagues delved into the perceptions and experiences of ...
Overcoming Barriers to Mental Health in Primary Care
In recent years, mental health has emerged as a critical component of overall healthcare, yet barriers to its effective implementation, ...
Barriers to Evidence-Based Nursing in Emerging China
In a world where contemporary medicine increasingly hinges on evidence-based practices, a recent qualitative study out of China sheds light ...
Training Gaps for Migrant Care Assistants in Dementia
In recent years, the global landscape of caregiving has undergone a profound transformation, especially in the context of dementia care. ...
