Addressing Information Asymmetry in Healthcare Through AI-Enhanced Patient Education [0.03%]
人工智能增强的患者教育在医疗信息不对称问题上的作用
Jayson Cooley
Jayson Cooley
Healthcare administrators have historically accepted patient-level information asymmetry as an unavoidable complication of healthcare delivery, addressing it primarily through policy intervention and improved educational materials. This ess...
MEND the Divide: A Pathway to Equitable Maternal Care in the United States [0.03%]
弥合差距：美国实现公平产妇护理的途径
Tanéha Fincher
Tanéha Fincher
Maternal mortality rates in the United States are far exceeding those of other developed nations. This healthcare crisis is disproportionately affecting marginalized populations, including Black women and women living in rural communities. ...
Kelsey B White,Laura E McClelland,J&#x;Aime C Jennings et al.
Kelsey B White et al.
Goal: Chaplaincy departments may be an important resource for directly improving patient experience, and they may indirectly provide staff support resources to address workplace well-being. However, there is little empiri...
Critical Perspectives: Medical Social Workers' Early Insights on Health-Related Social Needs Screening and Follow-up [0.03%]
批判视角：医疗社会工作者关于健康相关社会需求筛查和随访的早期见解
Tess V DeVos,Emily Thatcher,Garrett Getz et al.
Tess V DeVos et al.
Goal: As the impact of social determinants of health on patients' health status has received greater focus, and in light of national changes in requirements for hospitals to assess and address health-related social needs ...
Do Patient-Provider Therapeutic Connections Vary by Race or Ethnicity? A Comparison of Black, White, and Hispanic/Latino Patient Experiences [0.03%]
患者与医护人员之间的治疗性联系因种族或族裔而异吗？黑人、白人和西班牙/拉丁裔患者的就医体验对比研究
Cheryl Rathert,Amber L Stephenson,Derick R Simmons et al.
Cheryl Rathert et al.
Goal: This study aimed to determine whether patients who identify as Black/African-American or Hispanic/Latino have different expectations for and experiences of therapeutic connections (TCs) with care providers, compared...
Hannah C Ratliff,Kathryn A Lee,Mara Buchbinder et al.
Hannah C Ratliff et al.
Goal: Healthcare organizations have always faced challenges, yet the past decade has been particularly difficult due to workforce shortages, the COVID-19 pandemic, and economic demands, all of which can impact quality of ...