Doctors Know Stigmatizing Words Harm Patients, Yet Most Cannot Spot Them in Charts
A multicenter survey of internal medicine clinicians finds that while nearly all recognize the importance of avoiding stigmatizing language in ...
A multicenter survey of internal medicine clinicians finds that while nearly all recognize the importance of avoiding stigmatizing language in ...
A qualitative study of 17 medical interpreters finds they perform eleven resilience-enhancing safety behaviors that current AI interpretation tools cannot ...
A hospital program embedding a Black community health worker on medicine wards improved trust and communication for Black patients while ...
An international virtual communication course pairing medical students from the United States and Saudi Arabia improved patient-centered communication confidence and ...
A new scoping review finds that only six studies have examined the supportive care needs of immigrant adolescent and young ...
A multi-national European study has produced a new conceptual model showing how healthcare systems, financial pressures, fertility inequalities and legal ...
A qualitative study of community-based staff across six Canadian provinces identifies funding instability, workforce shortages, and weak healthcare integration as ...
New research in Scientific Reports shows that hospital adoption of artificial intelligence and robotics in the United States is concentrated ...
A new synthesis of 46 studies finds that telemedicine in Nigeria can dramatically expand care under the right conditions, but ...
Medical invalidation—the experience of having one's symptoms dismissed, minimized, or disbelieved by healthcare providers—has become a prominent topic in public ...
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