All Content

… survey of pediatricians about delayed presentations to a healthcare provider among children during the COVID-19 … factor. … Lynn RM, Avis JL, Lenton S, et al. Delayed access to care and late presentations in children during the COVID-19 …

… should consider contextual issues when developing care plans with patients. This commentary discusses how inattention to patient context, such as environmental or social factors, … consider include finances, religion, social support, and access to care. …

… groups that included the public, patients, and caregivers to define a framework for medication safety problems. … supply of medications, health information technology, access to care, and continuity with physicians. The authors suggest …

… incorporated patient perspectives —of ED visits for ADEs to identify contributing factors related to drugs (e.g., prescribing of high-risk medications), … low health literacy), and the environment (e.g., poor access to care). …

… Scand J Prim Health Care … Using qualitative analysis, this study explored the … such as delays in diagnosis, overdiagnosis , and reduced access to care. …

… Dermatol … Telemedicine is being more widely used in order to increase access to care. A relatively new aspect of telemedicine is …

… in collecting data on maternal health outcomes, access to care, understanding of racial disparities, accountability, …

… with difficult decisions regarding potential limits to patient access to care   during the COVID-19 pandemic in order to preserve …

… BMJ quality & safety … BMJ Qual Saf … Failure to appreciate the role of contextual factors —such as patients' access to care or social support—can result in diagnostic errors . In …

… prescribing of  opioids  is a major contributor to the ongoing opioid epidemic. This study involved simulated … patients with chronic opioid use who called  primary care  clinics in need of a new provider because their … whose histories are suggestive of misuse, which may raise access to care concerns and cause potential unintended …

… for achieving system-wide improvements in the quality of care during the 1990s and 2000s. More recently it has drawn criticism for poor access to care at some facilities, exacerbated in part by gaming …

… on patient safety categorized inappropriate plans of care as a medical error. This broad classification … . The latter are those that occur because of inattention to patient context such as environment, behavior, economic situation, or access to care and social support. This study used …