Most Swiss healthcare workers worry about antibiotic resistance but few see their own role in fighting it
A survey of 1,505 Swiss healthcare workers found widespread concern about antibiotic resistance nationally but far less about their own ...
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Economic pressures strain physicians’ ethical practice in hospitals, qualitative study finds
A qualitative study of 12 hospital physicians identifies four themes describing how economic pressures conflict with ethical obligations and affect ...
Iranian Physicians Rely on Workarounds and Peer Support to Manage Electronic Prescribing
A mixed-methods study of 225 Iranian physicians finds that while electronic prescribing systems earn high technical ratings, doctors cope with ...
Heavy Workload, Not Presenteeism, Emerges as the Strongest Link to Quiet Quitting Among Hospital Staff
A structural equation modeling study of 329 healthcare professionals at a Turkish public hospital found that workload was the strongest ...
Physicians, pharmacists, nurses describe why triadic prescription review stalls in Pakistan
A qualitative study of 45 Pakistani healthcare professionals finds prescription review remains dyadic and episodic, with triadic physician-pharmacist-nurse collaboration largely ...
Governing Knowledge, Not Gadgets: What Keeps Chinese Maternal Health Physicians Satisfied at Work
A two-phase study of 366 physicians in Shenzhen maternal and child health hospitals finds that knowledge governance mechanisms, but not ...
Seven Years On, Japanese Doctors and Public Still Hesitant About AI-Led Care
A repeated Japanese survey of physicians and the public found that intention to use relatively autonomous medical AI did not ...
Work-time arrangements, career progression, and job satisfaction among physicians in Germany: a cross-sectional survey
Among 898 respondents, 52.8% of physicians in part-time or other non-full-time arrangements reported satisfaction, compared with 45.3% of full-time physicians, ...
Karbala survey finds uneven antimicrobial stewardship knowledge and AWaRe awareness
A Karbala survey of 360 health professionals found generally favorable stewardship attitudes, uneven self-reported practices, and only 26.4% overall awareness ...
Physicians’ use of a digital tool with information views to support chart review of complex patient cases
An exploratory analysis of 87 chart reviews found that physicians combined patient-context summaries, medical histories and health-problem overviews with selective ...
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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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