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Privatisation of teaching hospitals [PDF]

Medical Journal of Australia, 1999
Australia's major academic health centres not only provide excellent healthcare, but are also involved in one of the most important aspects of the healthcare system - the training of our future health professionals. Most teaching hospitals are also involved in basic and clinical research, and many have major research institutes on their campuses.
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Quality assessment of clinical education services in teaching hospitals located in Kerman, Iran

Electronic Physician, 2015
Introduction: Clinical education is one of the most important components of the resource generation function of health systems, and it has a very important role in graduates' competency with respect to effective, practical education.
Vahid Yazdi-Feyzabadi, Mohammad Hossein Gozashti, Samane Komsari, Sedigheh Mohammadtaghizadeh, Mohammadreza Amiresmaili   +4 more
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The Current Status of Professional Interactions between Medical School and Teaching Hospitals from the Managers’ Point of View: A Case Study in Iran University of Medical Sciences [PDF]

Taṣvīr-i salāmat, 2023
Background. Training skilled doctors and the benefit the medical students receive from education, especially clinical education, depends on the realization of the goals of medical schools and teaching hospitals, which is achieved through communication ...
Abdollah Javadinejad, Nadergholi Ghourchian, Akhtar Jamali   +2 more
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Analysis of Blood Utilization Practices and Quality Indicators in a South Indian Teaching Hospital in Puducherry, India

Journal of Primary Care Specialties
Introduction: The transfusion of donated blood is the mainstay of treatment for medical or surgical conditions. It is the primary responsibility of blood transfusion services to provide a safe, sufficient, and timely supply of blood products.
Purshotam Paudel, Pammy Sinha, A. Manoharan, Pooja Shri Jayakumar   +3 more
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Knowledge and Compliance with Standard Precautions and its Predictors among Health Care Workers in Teaching Hospitals, Ilam, Iran

Majallah-i Dānishgāh-i ’Ulūm-i Pizishkī-i Īlām, 2021
Introduction: Implementation of standard precautions plays an important role in preventing nosocomial infections, as well as the safety of patients, and health care workers.
Zeinab Saraei, Arman Azadi
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Hand hygiene practices and resources in a teaching hospital in Ghana

Journal of Infection in Developing Countries, 2013
Introduction: Nosocomial infections have long been neglected in Sub-Saharan Africa, and hand hygiene (HH) is usually neglected in hospital settings. This study aimed to provide baseline data on HH compliance among health workers and HH resources in a ...
Alfred Edwin Yawson, Afua A. J Hesse
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Measuring impact of Covid-19 pandemic at a teaching hospital in north India

Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care, 2022
Introduction: Government runs teaching hospitals to impart a high-quality medical education to budding medicos and paramedical students in training. The experiences these trainees at various tenure positions get then and there shape their worldview for ...
Harish Gupta, Ajay K Patwa, Satish Kumar, Virendra Atam, Vikas C Vidyarthi, Nitu Nigam   +5 more
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Strategies to Increase Flu Vaccination Coverage among Healthcare Workers: A 4 Years Study in a Large Italian Teaching Hospital

Vaccines, 2020
Flu vaccination is recommended among healthcare workers (HCWs). The low vaccination coverage registered in our hospital among HCWs called for new engaging approaches to improve flu vaccination coverage.
Andrea Barbara, Daniele Ignazio La Milia, Marcello Di Pumpo, Alessia Tognetto, Andrea Tamburrano, Doriana Vallone, Carlo Viora, Silvia Cavalieri, Andrea Cambieri, Umberto Moscato, Filippo Berloco, Gianfranco Damiani, Walter Ricciardi, Giovanni Capelli, Patrizia Laurenti   +14 more
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Predictors of burnout among resident doctors in a Nigerian teaching hospital

South African Journal of Psychiatry, 2023
Background: Burnout is a psychological syndrome resulting from exposure to chronic work-related stress. There are, however, a few works of literature on burnout among trainee doctors in Nigeria.
Mumeen O. Salihu, Alfred B. Makanjuola, Olatunji A. Abiodun, Amudalat T. Kuranga   +3 more
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The Relationship between Patient Safety Culture and Barriers to Medical Errors Reporting Among Nurses in Tehran Hospitals

پژوهش‌های سلامت‌محور, 2020
The Relationship between Patient Safety Culture and Barriers to Medical Errors Reporting Among Nurses in Tehran Hospitals   Daneshkohan Abbas1, Mahfoozpour Soad2, Palesh Mohammad1, Fazli Ouchhesar Babak3, Fazali Ouchhesar Farasat4* 1.
Abbas Daneshkohan, Soad Mahfoozpour, Mohammad Palesh, Babak Fazli Ouchhesar, Farasat Fazli Ouchhesar   +4 more
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