Hospitals, Rural
Infection control interventions in small rural hospitals with limited resources: results of a cluster-randomized feasibility trial
... intervention hospitals, active surveil- lance culturing for MRSA and monitoring of clinical MRSA cases promoted the implementation of HH and isolation ...one rural hospital, intensive IC efforts consisting ...
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Regionalization and the Closure of 52 Hospitals in Rural Saskatchewan
... In the early 1990s Canada was in a recession and the government of Saskatchewan felt the pressure of a growing deficit. In 1992, the provincial government decided to reduce the health care budget by 3.3%. The following ...
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“Antimicrobials Prescribing Patterns in Urban and Rural Hospitals-Determinants and Proposed Interventions” by Apollo James, Arul Prakasam, Subramaniam Kannan, Senthil Kumar, India.
... various rural and urban hospitals and to propose possible interventions on improving antibiotic usage by implementing pharmacist role to prevent antibiotic resistance in future for that a prospective – ...
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Characteristics of Rural Children Admitted to Pediatric Hospitals
... a rural area. Of these rural children, 55.0% were from a large rural town and ...to rural patients varied significantly across hospitals (median: ...of rural patients from an ...
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Telemental Health and Telehealth in Rural Areas and Urban Hospitals
... and rural hospitals in the type of telehealth services they ...urban hospitals and prospective payment system hospitals were more likely to implement telehealth in their ...
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The hub and spoke organization design revisited: a lifeline for rural hospitals
... Given its focus on market development, Willis-Knighton Health System’s executives were well aware of the plight faced by the region’s rural hospitals. While the system’s growth ambitions were concentrated ...
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Equivalent Lengths of Stay of Pediatric Patients Hospitalized in Rural and Nonrural Hospitals
... care hospitals were not in- cluded in this ...urban hospitals (in cities such as Phila- delphia, New York City, and Buffalo), hospitals in moderately large urban areas (such as Syracuse, Albany, and ...
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Teleneurology: Why it Works for Rural Hospitals
... help rural hospitals identify patients requiring transfer to a tertiary care center—such as those who qualify for clot ...receiving hospitals. For patients who stay at the rural hospital, the ...
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Reasons for performing a caesarean section in public hospitals in rural Bangladesh
... Indication for CS was documented in 99.4% of all retrieved patient records (Table 3). The five commonest indications for CS were (in descending order): one or more previous CS, fetal distress, cephalo-pelvic ...
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Reasons for performing a caesarean section in public hospitals in rural Bangladesh
... Poor adherence with existing protocols highlights the need for clearer dissemination of guidelines for example via the professional associations. This includes re- orientation of healthcare providers on current evidence ...
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Creating the perfect intern anaesthesia rotation: a survey using feedback from past interns
... in rural hospitals, although we did not specifically ask about ...‘Some rural areas practice horrific anaesthesia with very high anaesthesia related ...
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Using record linkage to measure trends in breast cancer surgery
... in rural areas which was observed in 1991 and 1992 continued in the years 1993 to ...of rural women who are undergoing BCT rather than ...of rural women who are choosing to travel to metropolitan ...
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TelestrokeAbout strokeIs it safe and effective?
... in rural areas with telestroke and patients treated at stroke centers could have affected the ...for hospitals to use to quickly, safely, and effectively treat people with acute ...
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Characteristics of Depressed Patients Treated in Rural Areas of Chile
... in rural community hospitals, had a higher percentage of severe depression, a finding which should be taken into account when designing methodologies to optimize depression treatment for this particular ...
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The dangers to children from coconut tree trauma, in KiraKira, Solomon Islands: a retrospective clinical audit
... smaller rural hospitals of Solomon Islands with injuries sustained through falls from coconut trees compared to the number referred on to the National Referral Hospital in ...
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Spectrum of neurological disorders in neurology outpatients clinics in urban and rural Sindh, Pakistan: a cross sectional study
... – rural differences on neurological diseases is scare in such ...and rural tertiary care hospitals of Sindh, ...and rural region of tertiary care hospitals of Sindh, ...
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The Training and Education Needs of Emergency Medicine Doctors working in Rural and Regional Australia
... In rural and regional areas however, most towns and smaller cities continue to rely largely on generalist medical practitioners and other health professionals for most medical ...in rural and regional ...
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The Epidemiological Profile of Injuries in Children up to 59 Months Old in Kermanshah Province in 2015
... and rural areas, and also data of hospitals under Home Accidents Prevention Policy in Fars Province, most incidence was reported to belong to the age groups younger than 5 (13) ; according to statistics of ...
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... the rural-telemedicine ...the rural-communities so it can be helpful to address the health ...the rural-telemedicine ...that; rural-telemedicine program is started in large scale without ...
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The Current State of Rural Neurosurgical Practice: An International Perspective.
... Apollo Hospitals (Chennai, India) and the India Institute of Medical Science (Delhi, India), deemed “centers of excellence,” offer proficient services across all neurosurgical procedures from endovascular ...
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