Nigerian Pharmacy Students Show High Safety Knowledge but Mixed Clinical Attitudes
A cross-sectional investigation at the University of Nigeria finds penultimate-year pharmacy students possess strong safety knowledge alongside noticeable gaps in ...
A cross-sectional investigation at the University of Nigeria finds penultimate-year pharmacy students possess strong safety knowledge alongside noticeable gaps in ...
A single-centre study found declines in expert-assessed hazard scores and operational error rates following HFMEA implementation in internet hospital cold-chain ...
A cross-sectional survey of 861 hospitalized patients in Finland revealed high overall satisfaction with nursing care alongside distinct gaps in ...
A prospective multicenter German study demonstrates that risk-adjusted patient-reported outcome measures can effectively benchmark short-term recovery differences across orthopedic rehabilitation ...
A mixed-methods study in BMC Nursing found that critical care nurses perceive substantial burden from rigid documentation and standardized processes ...
A cross-sectional study reveals that over 80 percent of emergency physicians at an Egyptian tertiary university hospital exhibit poor practice ...
A four-year review shows how the NHS Scotland Academy deployed translational simulation to overcome critical clinical staffing shortages and enhance ...
A cross-sectional study of 252 hospital nurses found that self-awareness levels significantly predict their tendency to commit medical errors.
A population-based study of over 35,000 febrile infants reveals that physician factors drive hospitalization decisions while infant-level characteristics primarily govern ...
A pan-European study of general practitioners across 24 countries identifies key individual, professional, and practice-level factors associated with attitudes toward ...
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