TDABC Reveals Arthroscopic Surgery Costs Over 50% Higher Than Traditional Accounting in Ecuadorian Hospital
A case study at an Ecuadorian hospital found TDABC produced arthroscopic surgery costs more than 50% higher than the hospital's ...
Tag: implementation
Competency-gated three-level nurse deployment pool shows structured staffing pathway in single-hospital evaluation
A single-hospital uncontrolled evaluation found higher perceived staffing adequacy during two years of a competency-based three-level nurse deployment pool, with ...
Supervisors’ Views Reveal What Helps and Hinders Work Ability Management in Public Health Care
A mixed-methods study mapped supervisors' facilitators and barriers to work ability management in public social and health care organizations, producing ...
Why Precision Imaging Spreads Unevenly: Management Science Offers an Answer
A Frontiers in Medicine article argues that imaging innovations spread mainly by passive diffusion, which reproduces access inequalities, and that ...
Scoping review finds no sustainability tools designed for cancer screening
A scoping review within the EUCanScreen joint action found that none of the 22 identified public health sustainability tools were ...
Mobile messaging questionnaire lets injured ED patients self-report histories into the EMR
A messaging-platform questionnaire linked to the EMR was completed by 31.8 percent of injured emergency department patients in Seoul who ...
ENAP and EPMM research priorities identified across six Asian countries
A mixed-methods study in six Asian countries identified eight priorities for further research on implementing equitable, high-quality maternal and newborn ...
Hospital Staff Report Personal Emotional Benefits After Experiencing Music Therapy Firsthand
A qualitative study from Alicante, Spain, finds that healthcare professionals who directly took part in active and receptive music therapy ...
Evidence-Based Program Linked to Lower Refeeding Syndrome Rates in ICU Patients
A structured, evidence-based risk management program developed through expert consensus was associated with lower refeeding syndrome incidence, 18.8 percent versus ...
Telementoring Program for Long COVID Wins Clinician Praise but Strains Under Time Burdens
A CDC-funded ECHO telementoring program for Long COVID and related chronic illnesses earned high clinician satisfaction and measurable confidence gains, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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