Spain’s healthcare use shows persistent socioeconomic divides, survey analysis finds
An analysis of 66,193 Spanish health survey responses found persistent socioeconomic differences in primary, specialist and emergency care use from ...
An analysis of 66,193 Spanish health survey responses found persistent socioeconomic differences in primary, specialist and emergency care use from ...
A retrospective Chinese study shows that age, nutritional risk, and daily-living dependency scores alone can identify elderly hip fracture patients ...
A cross-sectional study of 271 nurses and midwives at a Ghanaian tertiary hospital found 94.8 percent had low CPR knowledge, ...
A qualitative study of 40 UK hospital staff reveals how clinicians navigate uncertainty when treating patients with multiple long-term conditions, ...
A new scoping review maps how artificial intelligence is being tested across emergency care and disaster response, and finds that ...
A UCSF analysis of nearly 600,000 California heart attack hospitalizations found that new PCI-capable facilities sharply improved survival only in ...
A retrospective study of 226 children with acute gastroenteritis finds that lower lymphocyte counts were the laboratory marker most consistently ...
A new systematic review and meta-analysis of sixteen randomized controlled trials finds ondansetron significantly reduces vomiting and oral rehydration failure ...
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