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Imagine you're fighting an invisible enemy, high blood pressure. Now, think about people from poor communities in Malaysia and the Philippines battling this enemy. Their fight is tougher because the healthcare system doesn't always understand their needs. This study explores how these people seek ca

Iran's Dialysis Dilemma: How Patients Feel About HD and PD Care

Ever wondered how patients in Iran feel about their dialysis care? Well, as the need for dialysis grows, so does the focus on making sure patients are happy with their treatment. Researchers took a close look at how people on peritoneal dialysis (PD) and hemodialysis (HD) felt about their care. They

Understanding Orthopedic Trauma: A Study of 22, 086 Military Hospital Cases

Between 2013 and 2022, the Department of Orthopaedic Trauma at a military hospital treated and discharged 22, 086 patients. The goal of this study was to figure out the common patterns of orthopedic injuries among these patients. This information can help improve how healthcare resources are used an

Irish Orthopaedics: From Past to Present

Let's dive into the fascinating evolution of Irish orthopaedics! Once viewed as mere "grave diggers, " orthopaedic surgeons have transformed the healthcare landscape over centuries. This journey is studded with key moments that have shaped the way we deliver care today. While a short chat can't cove

Money Matters: Tracing the Path of Colorectal Cancer Costs

Imagine trying to figure out where all your pocket money goes. Now, replace "pocket money" with "healthcare budget" and "you" with "Australia's healthcare system. " That's what this new study is about. They've come up with a clever method called "cost mining" to dig into the costs of colorectal canc

What Do Stakeholders Really Think About EPA Training?

Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) is all about matching up what med students learn with what they'll actually do on the job. Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) are a big part of that, helping with feedback and growth. But what do the people involved—like doctors, nurses, and students

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Finding Common Ground: Massachusetts Lawmakers Unite on Healthcare Bills

In a last-minute agreement, Massachusetts lawmakers decided to join forces on healthcare bills that focus on improving accessibility and affordability. After months of separate discussions, the House and Senate reached a common ground on the weekend before the end of their term. They aim to vote on

Why Do People Want Unnecessary Healthcare?

Ever wondered why people sometimes ask for healthcare they don't really need? This kind of care is called "low-value care. " It wastes health resources and costs a lot of money. Studies on why people want this care are scattered and often ignored. Researchers decided to gather all this information i

Can AI in Healthcare Respect Our Humanity?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making big waves in the healthcare industry. It's changing how we treat patients and make medical decisions. But is there a downside? Some people worry that AI could hurt our sense of human dignity. To understand this better, let's consider some Catholic ethical princ

Understanding Myelofibrosis Treatment: Real-World Insights