India Pays Hospitals to Get Accredited, But Most Are Not Buying It
A new review of India's AB-PMJAY accreditation-based incentive policy finds that paying hospitals premiums for quality certification has attracted few ...
A new review of India's AB-PMJAY accreditation-based incentive policy finds that paying hospitals premiums for quality certification has attracted few ...
A new text-mining study of online hospital reviews shows that patients judge medical care primarily on service attitude, convenience, and ...
A nationally representative study of US adults finds telehealth use declined modestly from 2022 to 2024 while most disparities persisted, ...
A randomized controlled trial at Oregon Health & Science University found that a plain-language labor guide significantly increased patients' perceived ...
A comparative study of 56 cataract surgery patients finds the Evolux™ enhanced monofocal lens delivers a substantial intermediate vision gain ...
The trial's design reflects a growing recognition within perioperative medicine that pain after surgery is not purely a peripheral phenomenon ...
A cross-sectional study of 198 physiotherapy outpatients at a Turkish university hospital finds that perceived cleanliness, waiting time and ventilation ...
A UK service evaluation found that fewer than 40 percent of elective orthopaedic surgery patients perceived a peripheral nerve block ...
A national study of Ethiopian health facilities finds that structural readiness correlates only weakly with clinical guideline adherence and patient-rated ...
A randomized trial in children and young adults found that rivaroxaban prevented thromboembolic events after pulmonary valve replacement as effectively ...
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