Top Research Papers on Health Care

Various aspects of simulation are reviewed, including its background, philosophies, and the advantages and disadvantages of incorporating simulation as a pedagogical approach into current educational curriculums for healthcare students are highlighted.

The pedagogical tool including the visual health profile was experienced to have an important impact on the dialogue offering direction for actions to promote health and prevent disease.

Care for persons living with HIV can serve both to analyze PHC and as a device for change (through organizational rearrangements and patient care practices), but without ignoring the possibility of guaranteeing comprehensive care solely through PHC or the challenges in this process.

CoviPsyHUS is an innovative, reactive, and replicable mental health prevention and care system dedicated explicitly to healthcare workers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in one of this region's tertiary hospitals that could serve as a universal support model for other CO VID-19 affected teams or other exceptional health crises in the future.

This paper measures the performance of health information systems and healthcare for health care applications using bibliometric data from the web of science database to ascertain its sustainability and resilience amidst the transformation of the global healthcare space.

The role of ethical and moral reasoning is deliberated and the psychological factors that are believed to contribute to fraud discussed, and the South African legal term, “fraud”, defined are defined.

The role of ChatGPT as a tool for improving digital health literacy is explored, assessing its benefits and potential risks in the context of modern healthcare and primary health care and concerns were found.

The overall portal enrollment for clinic patients with type II diabetes increased for Hispanic/Latinx patients from 30% to 42% and Black patients from 49% to 61% and the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research to understand key implementation components.

Primary Health Care (PHC) is the backbone of health systems and a cornerstone of Universal Health Coverage. In 2018, political commitment to PHC, including a comprehensive approach based on essential care throughout the lifespan, integrated public health functions, and community empowerment was reaffirmed by international stakeholders in Astana. As recent events exposed weaknesses of health care systems worldwide, growing attention has been paid to strengthening PHC. While the role of care providers as health advocates has been recognized, they may lack skills, opportunities, and resources to ...

This study provides an overview of the main PHC workforce policy questions related to health equity, offering examples of evidence necessary to support the implementation of policies and strategies that increase equity in the health workforce and access to the PHC workforce and services.

The relative contributions of healthcare resourcing were positive in all villages as indicated by sharp increases in healthcare resources and a stronger marginal effect would be induced by transportation infrastructure expansion with increased spatial accessibility.

The community-driven and evidence-informed process that BJC used to create a multiyear, proactive approach to addressing the social and economic factors that are the root causes of health inequities is detailed.

This research focuses on creating a space where users can seek medical care and easily discover numerous options for physicians that share similar review levels by combining all of their existing reviews on the Internet.

This systematic literature review amalgamates the extant findings related to users’ (cancer patients, cancer survivors, healthcare providers, and clients) experiences of mHealth interventions and reveals four themes and incumbent gaps.

There was little consistency across the evaluations of student-led healthcare services, limiting the extent to which the benefits ofStudent-led Healthcare services can be shown to be a valuable resource to the healthcare system.

The Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social takes part in the constant training of its healthcare personnel, since the Institute knows that this has an impact on creating a virtuous circle of higher quality and giving cordial attention to patients.

The Evolving U.S. Healthcare Delivery System Levels of Care Healthcare Providers Healthcare Settings Acute Care Facilities Issues Affecting the Delivery of Healthcare Services Deregulation Emphasis on Secondary and Tertiary Healthcare Services.

Health policy development for an integrated health system without stigma, addressing inequalities of all forms, should be implemented and Telehealth promotion, increased access to infrastructure, international collaborations, and investment in health interventions should be continuously advocated to upscale the current health landscape and achieve health equity.

Understanding the multiple ways patients and families utilize social media provides health care members opportunities to discuss medical information, inform health care decision making, and support patient and family needs is key.

This study explores the complex effects of EHRs on several facets of patient outcomes and healthcare delivery.

This work proposes dynamic encryption model which works well on health records generated from IoT machines and ensures the security of the data through a two-way authentication system with the approval from agent/patient to access and share the data.

A case study is described of the adoption of these resources to reduce stigma and improve resilience among healthcare providers and a call for more research is made to fully understand the effectiveness of these tools and resources in the context of the pandemic.

In a country as prosperous as Australia, it is somewhat worrying that the quality and availability of public healthcare is being compromised.

The author visited Thomas Guy House, a new, propose-built hospital building opened 18 March 1998 by Her Majesty the Queen, which is housed in buildings which do not always meet safety requirements.

The mental health care provided in Primary Care is characterized from the perception of health professionals in the cities to the 5th Regional Health Center of the state of Paraná, and five thematic categories emerged.

The application of a methodology based upon data retrieved in healthcare administrative databases to investigate the extent of multimorbidity (coexistence of two or more chronic condition), evaluating its epidemiology, its impact on healthcare resources, and identifying patterns of associative multimor bidity among the elderly is presented.

This study contextualized SDH application strategies in U.S. clinical settings by exploring the reasons for integration and identifying target patients/conditions, barriers, and recommendations for clinical translation.

The proposed system is an attempt to use Blockchain technology to address issues about healthcare data privacy, security, and ownership.

The CHN model has the potential to support the delivery of integrated care, providing opportunities for enhanced MDT working by identifying key personnel (CC, KW and GP lead) to support effective MDT functioning.

This article conceptualizes resistance broadly, as any act performed by any individual acting as or explicitly identifying as a healthcare professional, that is a response to power, most often in opposition to contentious, harmful or unjust rules, practices, policies or structures.

The Working out Loud (WOL) program for healthcare aims to create a learning culture for interdisciplinary collaboration and network-oriented learning and increases growth-oriented thinking at organizational level and can strengthen employees in the important area of health promotion and care.

The BMA has said it won’t back the government’s Health and Care Bill but with the bill passing its second reading in the House of Commons, Gareth Iacobucci looks at the proposals.

The DiGA-Care Path was developed to depict the supply of DiGAs in Germany and can help as an orientation for international policymakers or further stakeholders either to develop their own integration of apps into healthcare systems or for international manufacturers to consider entering the German market.

It is shown that patient-controlled health care, free from centralised domination, can provide timely, high-quality, compassionate medical care at an affordable price for both individuals and the nation.

This study critically examines the structural issues in modern healthcare systems, where care is often sidelined or overlooked due to the dominance of biomedical approaches. It aims to redefine the concept of health as a foundation for reconstructing care practices. While the biomedical model has contributed to the systematization and scientific refinement of treatment by focusing on disease as a biological phenomenon, it has notable limitations in accounting the contextual complexity of health, including patients’ emotional and social needs. As a result, care is reduced to a fragmented, techn...

Detailed overview of healthcare practices and the use of pharmaceutical and technological resources in both acute and outpatient care settings throughout Switzerland, along with regional variations are provided.

In Maltese primary care, healthcare encounters are highly problematic for both patients and professionals, and nurses could take the lead in developing services to assess complex needs and aid asylum seekers in navigating the healthcare system.

The potential for significant gains in coverage of key primary care services through improvements in the efficiency of use of the existing health workforce is demonstrated.

Insight was gained into health professionals’ perceptions of how quality of care in home healthcare is created and what factors put patient safety at risk and if important factors were present,quality of care was achieved.

Patients' internet behaviour, eHealth literacy and its correlation with patients' digital health adoption in primary health care (PHC) and age reveals that age had a negative correlation in anxiety.

Redesign is always challenging, as peoples' routines, habits and expectations are frequently disrupted, and need to be modified or replaced by new ones.

It has been found that recruitment & selection, training & development, performance appraisal along with compensation, practices of health and safety, as well as, flexible working hours play a crucial role in the enhancement of employee performance, whereas ineffective execution of these practices has a negative influence on the performance of healthcare professionals.

Why the Colombian Healthcare System has not accomplished its initial purposes of full coverage and equal service provision although institutional reforms have made it more integrated in terms of access, entitlements and funding management is addressed.

Older age increases the importance of access to treatment for gender variance whilst simultaneously complicating it, and services should endeavor to understand individuals in the context of life history and psycho-social context.

The lack of health education and care, using the lack of time as an excuse, as well as the reluctance to compromise and deprivation for health’s sake, demonstrate the loss of sustainability of health care system with respect to health educationand promotion.

The Guide for professionals concerns general care with the newborn (NB) and belongs to the Norms and Technical Manuals, published by the Ministry of Health.

Examining if an interprofessional collaborative practice care delivery model can affect access to care and healthcare quality outcomes in underserved patients with heart failure found it can be an effective delivery model to address health equity and quality of care outcomes.

The UK and USA are developing new approaches to services provision and placing emphasis on preventive actions in their populations, with accountable care organisations (ACOs) taking responsibility for defined outcomes to a population and account for patient costs and quality.

Differences in provider and medical assistant perceptions during the course of an IBHPC implementation are explored, underscoring the importance of integrating medical assistants, along with providers, into all phases of the implementation process.

The main realities on the teaching, healthcare and research fusion in Primary Health Care are expressed, to relate the main factors influencing in this process and to propose some measures that may to contribute to its improvement.