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Abstract Introduction Unaccompanied migrants (UM) and persons prone to statelessness (SP) constitute a unique vulnerable group, yet their health needs and healthcare barriers remain poorly documented particularly in sub-...

Abstract Background Equitable access to healthcare depends not only on the overall availability of medical professionals but also on their fair geographic distribution. Physicians are central to patient care and health s...

Abstract Background Africa reduced its under-5 mortality rate (U5MR) by more than 50% during the MDGs era. However, it still has by far the highest average U5MR in the world – 81 deaths compared to a global average of ...

Abstract Background Healthcare workers are frequently exposed to high emotional demands through encounters with patient suffering, death, worries, and aggressive reactions. Such demands have been linked to an elevated ri...

Introduction and aims: Understanding the trend and associated factors are essential for enhancing equitable access to care, particularly given persistent disparities in healthcare utilisation across different population ...

The rising cost of healthcare in Asian countries has become a matter of concern, reflecting an extensive influence of socioeconomic factors. This study highlighted that the financial burden on healthcare systems is cruci...

ABSTRACT Background and Aims The COVID‐19 pandemic exposed critical gaps in healthcare preparedness globally, including in Aotearoa New Zealand (NZ). This study explored healthcare workers' experiences during the initi...

ABSTRACT Background and Aims The dedication and commitment our healthcare workers show towards their respective jobs are often overlooked. The false allegations they often face are some of the supreme indicators that the...

Introduction: Burnout, also known as professional fatigue syndrome, results from prolonged stress in the workplace. Healthcare workers are particularly vulnerable to burnout and depression due to the nature of their work...

Aim: This study examines the effect of physician-patient communication on sharing healthcare experiences on social media and evaluates the mediating role of patient satisfaction in this relationship. Method: The proposed...

Abstract Problem considered Healthcare in India is largely financed through private spending, with out-of-pocket health expenditure (OOPHE) exceeding 60% of total costs. Informal sector workers, who constitute the majori...

This study aimed to explore the factors influencing health science students’ perceptions of healthcare analytics as a potential career. A qualitative study was conducted among final year health science students enrolle...

ABSTRACT Background and Aim Healthcare data quality is critical for informed decision‐making and effective healthcare management. However, variability in perceived data quality exists across different healthcare facili...

Background: Medical professionals are working in challenging working conditions in health care sector, especially in post-covid era, which impact their happiness at workplace. Therefore, to encourage them to perform thei...

Healthcare systems operating under emergency and high-demand conditions face persistent challenges in coordinating medical personnel, managing critical documentation, and ensuring data security and regulatory compliance....

Background: Stigma toward mental illness remains a significant barrier to effective mental health care. Healthcare students, as future professionals, play a crucial role in shaping patient experiences, and their attitude...

Abstract Background Family medicine provides comprehensive care by integrating biomedical, behavioral, and social sciences. While established in some sub-Saharan countries, it remains new and unintegrated in Tanzania’s...

The research investigates how cyber science education combines with healthcare technology during the digital age to resolve a fundamental research gap in these two advancing areas. A combined approach utilizing extensive...

Abstract Background Digital health literacy has been known as a key factor influencing mental well-being. However, the mechanisms underlying this relationship, including access to healthcare and roles of anxiety, remain ...

Ensuring a decent and high-quality standard of living for the population constitutes a central objective of national socioeconomic development — one that cannot be achieved without a coherent, systemic strategy for bui...

Abstract The proposed empirical research investigated the impact of emotional maturity on job satisfaction among healthcare employees. The study further examined the mediating and moderating roles of emotional intelligen...

Objectives Medical device calibration underpins accuracy, precision, and reliability, which are critical to optimal device performance and quality healthcare delivery. Despite its importance, little empirical evidence ex...

This Campbell systematic review examines the effectiveness of e‐learning in improving evidence‐based health care (EBHC) knowledge and practice. Compared to no learning, pure e‐learning improves EBHC knowledge and s...

Introduction Contraceptive data are critical for determining the proportion of women of childbearing age who are protected from unintended pregnancies. These data must be of high quality to assess the performance of,...