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…n-linear relationship between volume and quality. Medium-volume hospitals showed optimal improvement trajectories (45.4–45.8% RAR reducti…

…e investigation revealed that 61.2% of the medical staff in the hospitals under study exhibited at least one symptom of burnout, with 9.8…

…th reduced mortality.Abstract A281 Table 1Treatment outcomes at hospitals that performed more than 20 ruptured intracranial aneurysms tre…

…ed using an annual absorption rate of 21.77 kg CO₂/tree.Results Hospitals showed monthly reductions in unnecessary BUN testing between 51…

…inical governance of genomic medicine and its implementation by hospitals and their executive leaders. Our results can contribute to the …

… of the most commonly performed medical procedures worldwide in hospitals. Although traditionally performed as a sterile procedure to pre…

… unprecedented operational, educational and ethical challenges. Hospitals must reconcile these transformative treatments with systems des…

…f solid drugs via enteral feeding tubes is a common practice in hospitals. However, there is a paucity of literature about the stability …

…Hospitals in England cared for around 90 000 patients last month—nearly 3…

…utable to the delivery of these neurointerventional supplies to hospitals are limited. This study aims to quantify the packaging material…

…stage and advanced disease. The amount of pembrolizumab used in hospitals is steadily increasing and achieving cost savings in dosing whi…

…g generalised linear models.Results 31 260 sepsis cases from 24 hospitals were included. Cross-sectional analysis over the entire study p…