Aim To determine the effects of Constraint Induced Movement Therapy along with Biomechanical approach to improve upper limb motor functions among patients with right sided hemiparesis. Objectives To select right sided hemiparesis patients on t…
Aims and objectives -The organisation of the human society has undergone a unique transition throughout the last decades. With the rise of ever growing technologization and disruptive innovations, populations also demand more social and environmental i…
Background: The visceral fat tissue is an active organ and visceral obesity present is a potent risk factor for metabolic changes in the body. Visceral Adiposity Index (VAI) is becoming a novel health assessment index and effective marker for stratifyi…
The aim of this study is to reveal the relationship between clinical leadership, employee productivity and work stress levels according to the perceptions of health workers. This research, which was carried out in a university hospital in Istanbul prov…
Background: Medical internship in Ghana comprises two years after completing the basic (primary) medical degree. Anecdotally, questions have been raised about the quality of interns’ skills, with some interns feeling unprepared for the work chall…
Introduction This research is a continuation of the authors past contributions on this important subject, that has included the first comprehensive analysis of the composition and characteristics of health service managers in Australia, in terms of the…
The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has ushered in a new era in the healthcare industry, catalysing deep transformations in the way Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are being managed and leveraged. The adoption of AI-driven EHRs augments operati…
Inculcating the design of optimal healing spaces plays a pivotal role in over wellbeing of the patient and productivity of the therapist. This paper explores principles, applications and recommendations for optimizing healing spaces in physiotherapy pr…
: Background: Poor patient flow or patient movement through a healthcare organisation can lead to adverse outcomes for patients and organisational inefficiency. Many hospitals have addressed suboptimal patient flow by increasingresourcing, such as bed …
OBJECTIVE: Health care branding is a recent concept, and its theoretical modeling is still somewhat inadequate. This paper examines how perceived service quality affects Healthcare Brand performance, Brand image and Behavioral intention. METHODS: The p…