Clinical Safety

Can Effective Interventions Reduce Tooth Decay in Young Children?
Research & Development Can Effective Interventions Reduce Tooth Decay in Young Children?

Tooth decay among young children is a significant public health concern in England, affecting up to 50% of 5-year-olds and often leading to severe pain and dental extractions under general anesthetic. Researchers at the University of Manchester, in collaboration with Manchester's Oral Health

Long-Term Cognitive Safety of Short-Term Menopausal Hormone Therapy
Research & Development Long-Term Cognitive Safety of Short-Term Menopausal Hormone Therapy

Women in early postmenopause often face the decision of whether to undergo menopausal hormone therapy (MHT) to manage their symptoms, and concerns over potential cognitive side effects can impact this choice considerably. Recently published research by Carey Gleason and colleagues from the

Public Perception of Climate Change Impact on Patient Safety in Germany
Research & Development Public Perception of Climate Change Impact on Patient Safety in Germany

Climate change is increasingly recognized as a significant threat to public health, with profound implications for patient safety. In Germany, this issue has garnered substantial attention, prompting a comprehensive study to understand public perceptions and concerns. This article delves into the

Tampa General Gets C Grade in Hospital Safety; Other FL Hospitals Excel
Research & Development Tampa General Gets C Grade in Hospital Safety; Other FL Hospitals Excel

The recent hospital safety ratings in Florida have sparked significant discussion, especially with Tampa General Hospital receiving a C grade from Leapfrog, an independent nonprofit that rates hospital safety. This rating marks the fifth time in the last six Leapfrog assessments that the hospital

How Will NIH Grant Help Fight Multidrug-Resistant Bacterial Infections?
Research & Development How Will NIH Grant Help Fight Multidrug-Resistant Bacterial Infections?

Imagine facing a post-antibiotic era where previously manageable infections become deadly due to rampant multidrug-resistant bacteria. This emerging threat to global health has pushed scientists to innovate to avert a crisis. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded $3.96 million to

Nurse Burnout Threatens Patient Safety and Satisfaction, Study Finds
Research & Development Nurse Burnout Threatens Patient Safety and Satisfaction, Study Finds

In today's healthcare landscape, the issue of nurse burnout has become an increasingly pressing concern, not only for the well-being of healthcare providers but also for the safety and satisfaction of patients. With the intensity of their workload heightened by the COVID-19 pandemic, an alarming

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