... classifications are not exhaustive and have limitations, and those specific to TGD persons seeking health care may fall outside of the recognised types. This study aimed to describe occurrences of harm that did not fall within a recognised TGD microaggression taxonomy but which were experienced by TGD people when...

... employees 182 Table 5.2. Time Since the Creation of the Hospital. 0–2 years 190 2–5 years 184 5–10 years 76 More than 10 years 77 Outcome of the Study Demographic Factors of the Health care Studied In that regard, before administration of the questionnaire, the researcher met...

... providers and policymakers aiming to promote the acceptance of AI-based mental health solutions. Future research should expand the demographic scope and employ longitudinal studies to better understand changing user behaviours over time. Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) mental health health care...

...Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing health care by improving operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness. This study applies a Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA)-based systematic review to examine the economic impact of AI...

... clinical decision support to physicians, patients, and others involved in health care. This research aims to analyse and develop a model of assertiveness in patient care in health institutions through Bayesian networks with machine learning techniques. For this, a model is created in which the critical...

... shown that healthcare disparities still exist. While many governments in conflict-affected countries failed to give equitable access to healthcare services during the COVID-19 pandemic to the public. COVID-19 government effectiveness social equity health care public service conflict-affected...

..., with particular emphasis on the ratio of deaths to cases in different countries, which may reflect the quality of health care, vaccine management and quality of life in regions of the world, especially in relation to the European continent. Secondly, this chapter examines the main effects that the pandemic has...

... and health care facility. Implement Nationally Appropriate Social Protection Systems: This target is related to social security systems that are suitable for each country. Social security is an important facet in society. There are number of parameters involved like security of food, shelter...

... of organizational routines following a change initiative, and more broadly by illustrating an approach to integrating political considerations into the theory of routine dynamics. Routine dynamics power politics interests health care Introduction In arguing for the value of a routine dynamics perspective...

...; The system could act as a ‘health assistant’ and give targeted health advice; In the context of disaster relief, an AI system could connect patients with unaffected hospitals; A smart AI system that would render hospital visits less frequent and less necessary, relieving stress on the health care...

... private clinics are not present or the beneficiaries cannot afford private healthcare. v. They are more open to working on preventive health care principles rather than curative ones, and the latter is costlier. For the cooperatives, the health and well-being of the society are a driving force...

... care will meet the increased need for better treatment. IoT devices can store and analyse huge volumes of data because they can collect and distribute information in real-time. IoT devices may automate business operations or remotely monitor the surroundings. IoT can increase access to health care...

... through a subjective route, specifically by way of expenditure in health care. By way of testing σ- and β-convergence of current healthcare expenditure per capita of the BRICS countries for the period 2006–2018, it has been found that these countries catch up with significant convergence...

.... , & Andipatin , M . ( 2019 ). Exploring the intersection between violence against women and children from the perspective of parents convicted of child homicide . Journal of Family Violence , 34 ( 1 ), 9 – 20 . Dovydaitis , T . ( 2010 ). Human trafficking: The role of the health care...

... health information to the doctors before or during virtual consultations. Artificial intelligence COVID-19 coronavirus health care human resource management pandemic times Introduction An undiscovered new kind of pneumonia emerged in the Republic of China (henceforth ‘China’), where AI technology...

... and health care can take to preserve fairness through ethical leadership. The authors focus on six stakeholders (employee, customer, shareholder, society or community, environment, and creditors) who need to be appropriately cared for and prioritised. The authors consider how promoting human competencies can...

..., and in the context of systemic deficits and deficiencies in American health policy. I argue that failures of health policy and health security in the face of the pandemic reflect those longstanding weaknesses, much more so than the administration's actions (or inaction). Health care social policy Medicaid...

... how they facilitate entrepreneurial action and proposing other contexts where cultural holes may affect entrepreneurial actions and outcomes. Cultural holes institutional theory entrepreneurship health care culture professions Introduction Research on entrepreneurship has largely focused...

...Abstract This chapter analyzes governmental responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in a highly decentralized federal country. Canada has a decentralized approach in many policy areas, including health care, in which provinces are the primary decision-makers and service providers. This decentralized...

... and health care. The community-oriented and interdisciplinary nature of WHSE as highlighted by our study may also serve as a unique approach for research and education purposes. Additional research on the ecosystem of WHSE is needed in order to better inform generalizability of our findings and to elucidate...