Children With Disabilities Face More Than Five Times Higher Risk of Dying, Global Analysis Finds
A landmark meta-analysis of 29 studies covering over 35 million children finds that young people with disabilities face 5.31 times ...
Tag: health systems
Injury Study of 9,000 Patients Reveals Trauma Care Systems Fail Half of Survivors
A study of nearly 9,000 injury patients across four low- and middle-income countries finds almost half die or become disabled ...
When Guidelines Backfire: Why Evidence Struggles to Cross Borders Into Middle-Income Hospitals
A new viewpoint in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that clinical guidelines proven in wealthy health systems can ...
Fear, Finances and Bureaucracy Shape TB Screening for Diabetic Patients in Indonesia
A qualitative study in Central Java finds that health beliefs, social support, infection fears and referral bureaucracy determine whether diabetic ...
Global Review of 96 Health Workforce Planning Tools Finds No Single Best Model
A WHO-commissioned rapid review identified 96 health workforce planning tools used across 184 countries and found that none scored highly ...
Why Colorectal Cancer Is Caught So Late in Zimbabwe: Patients and Families Map the Roadblocks
A qualitative study of colorectal cancer patients and caregivers in Zimbabwe reveals that symptom normalisation, financial hardship, centralised services and ...
Storytelling Rooted in Real Hospital Errors Boosts Patient Safety Culture Among Nurses
A quasi-experimental study at an Iranian hospital found that storytelling sessions based on real root cause analyses significantly improved patient ...
Selling Health, Saving Lives: How Micro-Entrepreneurship Could Keep Rural Health Workers Afloat
A mixed-methods study of 1,003 community health workers in rural Uganda reveals the five domains that determine whether a hybrid ...
Broken Machines and Missing Parts: Why Medical Equipment Fails in Ethiopia’s Teaching Hospitals
A cross-sectional study of seven Ethiopian university hospitals finds that delayed spare-part procurement, budget shortages, and skill gaps are the ...
Only One in Five Deaths Registered in Kenya, Landmark Survey Reveals Deep Inequities
A survey of nearly 1,400 deaths across three Kenyan surveillance sites found that only 18.5 percent were officially registered, with ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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