Background: Although management practices are recognized as important factors in
improving health care quality and efficiency, most research thus far has focused on individual …

Challenges associated with leading a $1.7 trillion industry have created a need for strong
leaders at all levels in healthcare organizations. However, despite growing support for the …

Background The COVID-19 pandemic has driven primary healthcare (PHC) providers to
use telehealth as an alternative to traditional face-to-face consultations. Providing telehealth …

OBJECTIVE: The recruitment of minority and underserved individuals to research studies is
often problematic. The purpose of this study was to describe the recruitment experiences of …

Background: Age and race disparities in the use of new technologies—the digital divide—may
be limiting the potential of patient-facing health information technology to improve health …

Objective To examine doctors9 perspectives about their experiences with handheld computers
in clinical practice. Design Qualitative study of eight focus groups consisting of doctors …

With heightened emphasis on the imperatives to improve the quality and efficiency of healthcare
delivered in US hospitals and health systems, healthcare managers are challenged to …

More than 80% of family care partners of older adults are responsible for coordinating care
between and among providers; yet, their inclusion in the health care delivery process lacks …

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The healthcare industry is known for constant and rapid change,
highlighting the need for strong executive leadership. Within this industry, multihospital …

Purpose Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is most often a sequela of chronic liver disease or
chronic hepatitis B infection. Among high-risk patients, surveillance for HCC every 6 months …