Tag: Healthcare Quality and Management
Web model improved biomedical equipment planning in two Colombian institutions
Development and validation of a WHO-aligned management model for evaluating biomedical equipment needs in Colombian healthcare institutions, with 70% reduction in evaluation time.
Justice perceptions were linked to reputation in public hospitals
Study examines how justice perceptions influence trust, reputation, and patient behaviour in non-competitive public healthcare settings, with recommendations for hospital governance.
Five themes shape hospital quality improvement capacity
Systematic scoping review of hospital quality improvement capacity building identifying five interconnected themes: accountability, strategic management, collaboration, knowledge enhancement, and.
Audit improved compliance with the WHO surgical safety checklist
WHO Surgical Safety Checklist compliance improved significantly at Sudan hospital through staff education and standardized documentation, with communication-dependent items showing greatest gains.
Hospital routines supported faster regional strategy development
Hospital implements regional strategy by reusing established cross-professional collaboration routines, improving outcomes and response capacity under Japanese regulatory requirements.
NABH digital health standards align with major international frameworks
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Scoping review mapping NABH Digital Health Standards against international maturity models, identifying convergences and gaps in AI governance, cybersecurity, interoperability, and health equity.
Hospital accreditation standards may support AI readiness
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in MedicineExplore how hospital accreditation standards establish foundational capabilities for AI implementation, including governance, data infrastructure, and workforce readiness in healthcare settings.
Sentinel hospital network tracked COVID-19 hospitalizations in Italy
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in MedicineSentinel Hospital Network in Italy monitored COVID-19 admissions across 21 hospitals, demonstrating vaccination’s impact and validating surveillance reliability.
Poland and Lebanon differed in accessibility, autonomy, and communication
Comparative study of healthcare quality management in Poland and Lebanon examining patient communication, service accessibility, and decision-making autonomy across public and private systems.
Patients reported high satisfaction in several hospital care areas
Cross-sectional patient satisfaction assessment in cardiology department, Senegal, highlighting communication gaps and clinical care quality indicators across 203 hospitalized patients.
