Why India’s Push to Wipe Out Tuberculosis Stumbles at the Preventive Stage
A qualitative study in Pune district finds that gaps in training, counseling, supplies and stigma are undermining India's tuberculosis preventive ...
A qualitative study in Pune district finds that gaps in training, counseling, supplies and stigma are undermining India's tuberculosis preventive ...
A multi-site clinical trial found that integrating pharmacists into primary care teams for opioid use disorder treatment was feasible, acceptable, ...
A qualitative study of workforce leaders across English mental health trusts reveals that introducing new NHS roles triggers unintended system ...
A new process mapping study reveals the behavioral and contextual drivers behind inappropriate high-flow nasal cannula use in infant bronchiolitis, ...
A multi-method qualitative study at a Dutch tertiary children's hospital identifies the leadership, ownership, and feedback factors that keep aviation-inspired ...
A systematized review of 39 studies finds that no existing intervention simultaneously targets traumatic stress and substance use in young ...
A five-year, ICMR-funded multicentre study called MATHRU is testing whether a co-designed, seven-domain care package can bring consistent, culturally appropriate ...
Researchers in Victoria, Australia, propose fusing Agile project management with co-design to embed continuous consumer and clinician participation in public ...
A new analysis of the control arm of a school-based depression prevention trial finds that more than half of at-risk ...
Researchers used human-centered design with patients and clinicians at six community health centers to co-design low-cost strategies for adopting home ...
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