Medicover President: Let’s Create a Quality Market with Patient Focus
The President of Medicover, Dr. Artur Białkowski, advocates for developing a healthcare market in Poland that prioritizes quality and patient care, suggesting that private healthcare facilities investing in modern technologies should be able to access national funding contracts.
The state wants to link healthcare facility financing to patient recovery
Estonia is considering tying the financing of healthcare institutions to the recovery outcomes of patients.
The state is considering linking health fund payment to patient recovery
The Estonian government is exploring the possibility of tying health fund payments to patient recovery rates as part of a shift towards value-based healthcare funding models.
The Other Side of Health Innovation: The Dilemma of Covering All Medications and Devices That Hit the Market
A regional forum in São Paulo discussed the challenges of incorporating innovative medical technologies into healthcare funding, focusing on inefficient spending and the necessity of not covering all approved medications and devices.
Stradiņa Hospital's Nephrologists: Implementing a Unified Quality in Patient Care Can Save Millions
Nephrologists at Stradiņa Hospital in Latvia are advocating for a unified standard of care that could save the healthcare system millions while providing better treatment for kidney patients.
Ana Lluch, oncologist: 'Many times hormonal treatments produce very unpleasant side effects, like hot flashes'
Oncologist Ana Lluch discusses the impact of cancer treatments on daily life and emphasizes the importance of clear information about potential side effects.
Dog received immediate service but cancer-stricken woman waited for months
An Icelandic woman's family expresses frustration over the lengthy medical process she faced while seeking treatment for cancer, contrasting it with the immediate attention a dog received for a similar concern.
The patient's condition worsens after a stroke, and the family is left in the lurch. "The systematic wall must finally be broken down"
A former Polish health minister emphasizes the need for systemic reforms in healthcare to improve outcomes for stroke patients after a family's harrowing experience with a loved one's deteriorating condition.
"Quality for All": New digital tool for assessment and transparency in the National Health System
A new digital tool named "Quality for All" aims to improve the evaluation and functioning of Greece's health system.
VIDEO: 102-year-old needs to be transferred from ambulance after vehicle gets stuck in interior of SP
An ambulance carrying a 102-year-old man got stuck in a hole on a dirt road in Salto de Pirapora, requiring the patient to be transferred to another rescue vehicle to reach the hospital.
Founder of Oncomed receives Dante de Oliveira Commendation at ALMT
Dr. Cristina Guimarães Inocêncio, a clinical oncologist and director at Oncomed, received the prestigious Dante de Oliveira Commendation from the Mato Grosso Legislative Assembly for her contributions to patient care and oncology.
They caught that the doctor used artificial intelligence. The hospital comments on the affair
A hospital in Bydgoszcz faces scrutiny after a 14-year-old patient’s medical report allegedly included text generated by AI, raising ethical concerns about the use of artificial intelligence in medicine.
Kaunas Clinics Request Contribution to Vital Aid - Donate Blood
Kaunas Clinics is urgently seeking blood donations, especially for specific blood groups, to address the critical need for blood components in patient care.
Fernanda Montes de Oca, clinical doctor and immunology specialist: "Blood pressure does not worsen just because the patient does not take care of themselves"
Experts suggest that high blood pressure is a complex issue that involves more than just lifestyle choices and aging.
Florida hospital sues to evict patient who refuses to leave for months
A Florida hospital is suing a patient who has overstayed her discharge by five months, claiming it is straining their resources.
Daily heart surgeries cut back to twice a week due to strikes
Heart surgeries in Tasmania have been significantly reduced due to ongoing strikes by clinical perfusionists, impacting patient care.
Let's Amend the Medical Technicians Act for the Patients [Why]
The article argues for amending the Medical Technicians Act in South Korea to facilitate better patient care in an increasingly aging population by adjusting the legal framework governing medical technicians' roles.
Gas shortage in hospitals, food being cooked on stoves
Hospitals are facing a gas shortage, forcing staff to cook food on stoves for patients.
Maranhão will transfer R$ 8.2 million per year to the health of Teresina for patient care
The Maranhão state government has signed an agreement to transfer R$ 8.2 million annually to support the healthcare system in Teresina, aimed at improving patient care and managing resources between states.
UBS 24h without a doctor, lack of ambulance, and patient death: what is care like in Alter do Chão
The death of a 62-year-old patient in a local health unit in Alter do Chão highlighted critical deficiencies in healthcare services in the area.
For more green hospitals: the commitment of the Alejandro Mann complex to sustainability
The Alejandro Mann hospital complex in Guayaquil, Ecuador, is undergoing a sustainability transformation led by Veolia to reduce its carbon footprint and energy costs while enhancing patient care.
Emergency Rooms May Send Home Patients With Minor Health Concerns Starting in April
Starting April 1st, emergency rooms in Estonia will be permitted to send home patients who do not require immediate medical attention based on initial assessments.
Kätlin Pallo: The Emergency Department Must Focus on Those Who Need Urgent Care
Kätlin Pallo argues that emergency departments should prioritize patients needing urgent care and should also consider cases where urgent treatment is deemed unnecessary.
Women feel coerced during maternity care in England, charity says
A report by the charity Birthrights highlights that women in England often feel pressured into medical procedures during maternity care, undermining their ability to make informed decisions.
Doctors call for strike against Health Ministry and the regions pay the bill: "I hurt, you suffer"
Medical professionals in Spain are striking, causing significant service disruptions as health regions face the brunt of the impacts.
Full money dispute in the Storting: - They settle the bill without the host
Health Minister Jan Christian Vestre raises concerns about decisions made in the Storting that may negatively impact patient care.
What Needs to Be Prepared Along with the Enactment of the ‘Patient Bill of Rights’ [Eureka]
The South Korean National Assembly's Health and Welfare Committee has approved a bill to establish a ‘Patient Bill of Rights,’ which aims to recognize patients as active participants in their health care rather than mere subjects of treatment.
The testimony from inpatient care in Sunderbyn: "Relieved to have survived"
An individual describes her distressing experiences within the psychiatric care system in Norrbotten, Sweden, highlighting chaos and lack of trust in the care provided.
Restraining and sedating dementia patients ‘routine’ in hospitals in England, study finds
A study reveals that restraining and sedating dementia patients is common practice in hospitals in England, raising concerns over patient care and safety.
Bombshell NHS care report reveals dementia patients sedated and 'held captive'
A landmark report reveals alarming practices in NHS dementia care, where patients are routinely sedated and confined to their beds, sometimes for weeks.
When medical excellence is measured alongside the patient
The article discusses a distinction in medical excellence between research physicians and clinical physicians, highlighting the achievements of Dr. Glenda Ramos Martínez, an oncologist from Ecuador, who represents the invaluable impact of clinical practice in patient care.
NHS at-home A&E care to be rolled out at more hospitals in bid to cut wait times
The NHS is expanding its at-home A&E care service to more hospitals to reduce lengthy wait times for patients.
'Medical Confidentiality Is Not a Courtesy,' Says Lawyer of Patient with Confirmed HIV Test Announced Loudly in a Health Unit in SP Interior
A patient in Brazil has accused health professionals of loudly announcing their HIV positive diagnosis, prompting legal and administrative actions regarding privacy violations.
Patient tries to escape from Adão Pereira Nunes Hospital through ventilation ducts and falls from the ceiling in ICU
A patient at Adão Pereira Nunes Hospital in Brazil attempted to escape through the ventilation ducts but fell from the ceiling into the Intensive Care Unit.
Which French hospitals best welcome patients? Our ranking of 900 establishments
Le Figaro has published a ranking of 900 French hospitals, assessing patient satisfaction based on various care aspects in 2025.
Doctor: The frequency of hospitalizations for kidney disease patients in Latvia is mercilessly high
A doctor highlights the alarmingly high rate of hospitalizations among kidney disease patients in Latvia, often due to late diagnosis and complications from dialysis.
Who is my 'last doctor' after stopping terminal cancer treatment?
The article discusses the emotional journey of terminal cancer patients and their families as they transition to hospice care and reflect on their relationships with their primary care physicians.
'Robotic Surgery Will Help Patients Recover Quickly,' Says CM Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu
The introduction of robotic surgery in India is set to enhance patient care by providing world-class technology, enabling faster recovery for patients.
Manitoba government plans steps toward reducing nurse overtime, improving care
The Manitoba government is establishing committees to address nurse-to-patient ratios and reduce mandatory overtime for nurses, aiming to improve health care in the province.
Edmonton team allows Alberta lung patient to receive care closer to home
Deborah Hoekstra, an Alberta lung patient, receives critical care closer to home at the Pulmonary Hypertension Clinic, which highlights an essential partnership in healthcare services.
CHSL implements Quick Response Team focused on patient care
The CHSL has established a Quick Response Team to improve patient care during emergencies.
Nurses and doctors embarrassed about corridor care 'can't look patients in the eye'
NHS staff leaders have expressed serious concerns about the ongoing crisis in hospital corridor care, highlighting the embarrassment felt by medical professionals and the associated risks to patient safety.
Andersson after the wipe controversy: 'When will the apology come?'
Magdalena Andersson demands an apology from politicians after staff at a Malmö maternity ward raised concerns about budget cuts and patient care.
Visby Hospital in Reinforcement Mode – Technical Issues Continue
Visby Hospital in Sweden has been placed in a reinforcement mode due to ongoing technical problems affecting its sterilization process, prioritizing acute care and rescheduling affected surgeries.
Memories that Still Move: A Mother's Story from the Children's Hospital
A former patient recalls her emotional experience of her newborn's intensive care treatment two decades ago and how the care she received shaped her current role in the hospital.
Min Doktor receives a written warning after review
The Swedish healthcare regulatory body has issued a warning to the telemedicine company Min Doktor due to failures in patient care standards by one of its service providers, Blodtrycksdoktorn.
Ontario government home care vendor paid ransom to regain access to its servers: report
A vendor providing medical supplies to Ontario's home care agency paid a ransom after a ransomware attack compromised data of about 200,000 patients.
Manitoba government proposes health charter but Opposition questions effectiveness
The Manitoba government is introducing a health charter aimed at establishing principles for patient care, which has raised concerns about its concrete effectiveness among opposition parties.
Residents of Manduri report wait times of up to two months for dental care in the public system: 'immense delay,' says patient
Residents in Manduri, Brazil, are experiencing long wait times of over two months for dental care in public health facilities.
Rwanda: How a Former Patient Became a Trusted Face of Hospital Care
Maritha Mukantwari, a former patient, has become a key figure at La Croix du Sud Hospital in Kigali, providing support and guidance to patients with her friendly demeanor and efficient service.