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 ...
A cross-sectional study of seven Ethiopian university hospitals finds that delayed spare-part procurement, budget shortages, and skill gaps are the ...
Italian researchers have translated and preliminarily validated the Anticipated Turnover Scale, giving hospital managers a short questionnaire that can flag ...
An analysis of 7,218 hospital incident reports found that nurses, physicians, and pharmacists submit markedly different types of safety events, ...
A structured expert study ranks burnout, work-life imbalance, and understaffing as the leading perceived drivers of quiet quitting in Indian ...
A new study in Information Systems Frontiers shows that healthcare organizations only convert AI investments into faster, cheaper care when ...
A prospective pilot study at a Turkish children's hospital shows that pairing deep learning demand forecasts with optimization-based physician scheduling ...
A national survey of 1,945 Chinese hospitals finds that dedicated intravenous therapy teams are strongly associated with broader vascular-access technology ...
Researchers at the Technical University of Munich have developed a three-phase methodology of observing, uncovering and pruning that transformed three ...
A study of four Dutch hospitals shows that Value-Based Health Care was radically reinterpreted into a patient-centred communication approach when ...
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