Physician’s narrative essay links conversations about patients’ hobbies to more human hospital care
A first-person essay by Laura B. Vater describes how conversations with hospitalized patients about gardening and personal interests helped her ...
A first-person essay by Laura B. Vater describes how conversations with hospitalized patients about gardening and personal interests helped her ...
A cross-sectional study of 348 parents at one children’s hospital found moderately high demand for traditional Chinese medicine nursing, associated ...
A Dutch nationwide study found large differences between hospitals in diagnosing and treating pelvic floor disorders, while specialists accurately predicted ...
A new text-mining study of online hospital reviews shows that patients judge medical care primarily on service attitude, convenience, and ...
A qualitative study of 44 NHS patients with multiple long-term conditions reveals how specialist hospital systems, resource constraints and misaligned ...
A Norwegian study of 2,872 acutely hospitalized patients found physicians documented verified at-risk drinking in fewer than half of records ...
A six-year process evaluation of an Australian hospital's practice development programme identifies five conditions that determine whether practitioner-led safety improvement ...
A qualitative study of 28 Spanish nurses finds that accredited continuing professional development often fails to translate into clinically useful ...
A qualitative study of ten nurses who experienced hospitalization as patients, analyzed with the SERVQUAL model, uncovers five service quality ...
A new cohort study finds that only 6 percent of treatment-naive patients hospitalized with non-traumatic fractures receive antifracture medications, yet ...
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