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BMC Health Services Research
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ISSN 1472-6963 · BMC · 15,342 articles in the index
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Employees in the municipal healthcare service experiences with participation in quality improvement collaboratives and the use of the Quality Improvement Model: a qualitative study
Abstract Background Quality improvement is a continuous process, and quality improvement collaboratives are frequently used worldwide to promote quality improvement. A Quality Improvement Model is recommended for performing quality improvement work systematically to ensure both quality and patient…
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A qualitative study on users’ perspective on the functioning of the National Non-Communicable disease portal in Dakshina Kannada district, Karnataka
Abstract Background The Government of India recognizes the utilization of uniform information, communication, and technology (ICTs) applications which can improve understanding of the nation’s expanding health demands and rising non-communicable disease (NCD) burden. One such intervention is the…
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Development of a health literacy framework for primary health care service users in Qatar: a mixed methods study
Abstract Background Health literacy (HL) has increasingly been recognized as a key factor influencing health outcomes and performance of health systems. Evidence suggests enhancing HL can improve access to care, self-management, and overall health outcomes. Despite Qatar’s well-established primary…
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Practices and challenges related to management of chikungunya and non-malarial acute febrile illnesses in malaria-endemic areas of Afar region, Northeast Ethiopia
Abstract Background Chikungunya (CHIK) and non-malarial febrile illnesses are emerging as significant public health concerns in tropical and subtropical regions, including Ethiopia. Case management, including diagnostic capacity and technical proficiency, is essential for accurate identification…
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Impact of diagnosis-related group systems on inpatient expenditures and medical quality for children with leukemia: evidence from real-world data
Abstract Background In 2021, nationwide Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRG) reform was initiated and the DRG-based medical insurance payment method has been widely applied in China. However, few studies focused on pediatric leukemia patients where the inherent tension between cost control and nursing…
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Factors supporting resilient performance and mental well-being among health care professionals in home care settings: a qualitative study
Abstract Background The growing demand for home care services, mainly due to an aging population and increasing complexity of care, has intensified the shortage of qualified health care professionals, resulting in increased workloads, emotional strain, a constant need to adapt to changing care…
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Comparing patient and healthcare professional preferences for patient-centered integrated care in China: a best-worst scaling study
Abstract Background Since 2016, China has implemented integrated care reforms to address service fragmentation. However, there is limited evidence regarding the preferences of key stakeholders for the various dimensions of integrated care. This study aims to quantify and compare the priorities of…
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An updated cost-effectiveness analysis of osimertinib versus placebo in resected EGFR-mutated non-small cell lung cancer: the perspective of the United States
Abstract Background The ADAURA trial reported a significant overall survival benefit of the use of adjuvant treatment with osimertinib following complete resection of stage IB‒IIIA non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) with epidermal gerowth factor receptor (EGFR) mutation. Herein, we aimed to strike…
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Perspectives on gender-inclusive language in Canadian sexual and reproductive health care: findings from a modified Delphi survey
Abstract Background Two-Spirit, transgender, and nonbinary (2STGNB) people in Canada face systemic discrimination in sexual and reproductive health (SRH) care, impacting their health outcomes. Language in SRH is often cisnormative and heteronormative, which can misgender and marginalize 2STGNB…
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Perceptions, barriers, and facilitators of telemedicine adoption among physicians in Palestinian primary care: a cross-sectional study
Abstract Background Telemedicine is widely adopted in developed countries, but it remains a relatively novel concept in developing countries. This study aimed to assess the willingness of physicians to adopt telemedicine in governmental primary healthcare (PHC) centers in Palestine and identify key…
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Barriers and facilitators to behavioral health follow-up in children screened and referred for Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
Abstract We conducted 20 semi-structured phone interviews with caregivers of children referred to behavioral health after positive ACEs screening. We analyzed the transcripts using inductive coding and thematic analysis. Results Three themes regarding barriers to completing behavioral health…
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Assessing workplace violence in healthcare workers: a cross-sectional study in Italy
Abstract Background Workplace violence (WPV) is a common phenomenon in the healthcare setting. This study aims to describe trends in the phenomenon and to collect staff opinions and experiences on physical and verbal WPV. Methods This survey was performed between September and November 2024 among…
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Implementing after action review in an Irish tertiary hospital: a mixed-methods evaluation of safety culture and second victim experience and support
Abstract Background Evidence for After Action Reviews (AAR), a non-hierarchical debriefing approach, is limited. We explored AAR implementation and measured safety culture and second victim experience and support, before and after introduction of AAR at an Irish hospital. Methods A mixed-methods…
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AI-assisted health management and older adults’ autonomy: an empirical ethics study of privacy, algorithmic reliance, and relational dynamics
Abstract Background AI-assisted health management is increasingly integrated into healthcare practices for older adults, offering new possibilities for continuous monitoring and personalized care. However, these technologies also raise significant ethical concerns, particularly regarding privacy…
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Experience of dignified care among hospitalized patients: a phenomenological study
Abstract Background The problem of undignified care is troublesome, especially in low- and middle-income nations. Patients are more likely to lose their dignity when they need to be admitted to the hospital. Dependency during hospitalizations poses a threat to patients’ dignity, in particular when…
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Bottom-up perspectives on hospital-wide patient flow – a multi-site qualitative study of solutions to organisational paradoxes
Abstract Background As the demand for healthcare outpaces capacity, improving hospital productivity has become critical. Research suggests that hospital-wide improvements in patient flow can enhance efficiency but has largely neglected the insights of frontline healthcare professionals without…
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eHealth competency needs in the Mekong border region: a GLMM analysis of primary care personnel in Nong Khai, Thailand
Abstract Background The digital transformation of health systems is crucial for enhancing healthcare delivery, particularly in border areas like Nong Khai province, Thailand, situated along the Mekong River. This strategic region faces unique challenges in cross-border disease surveillance and…
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Experiences of sexually and gender-diverse women with community-based health promotion services in Canada
Abstract Objectives This study aimed to explore the experiences and perspectives of sexually and gender-diverse women regarding community agency-based health promotion, identify barriers and facilitators to healthcare access, and suggest improvements to inform inclusive and culturally competent…
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Relationship between lifestyle and participation motivation in physical activity among the older adults: a multi-center cross-sectional study from northern Iran
Abstract Background Motivation to engage in physical activities is a multifaceted phenomenon influenced by numerous individual, social, and environmental factors. Understanding these factors in the older adults, as a group with specific needs, is particularly crucial. This study aims to determine…
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Adolescent health services in a primary care facility in Northern Ghana: a qualitative investigation of patients’, guardians’, and staff’s perceptions of care
Abstract Background Ghana’s population of 30.8 million people is predominantly young, with a median and mean age of 21 and 25.2 years, respectively. Yet, there are limited studies on quality of clinical care for Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) aged 10-24years in Ghana. To better understand…
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