Introduction The growing burden of cardiovascular disease (CVD) threatens the sustainability of our healthcare systems. In ...

Introduction Therapeutic inertia is defined as the failure or delay of healthcare professionals to initiate, modify or escalate care despite clinical indications, patient deterioration or deviation ...

Background Over the past four decades, ethnic minority groups have remained persistently under-represented in UK health research, despite longstanding evidence of recruitment inequities. This ...

Objectives Medication errors are a major patient safety concern, and double-checking is a commonly used method to mitigate ...

Introduction Substance misuse is the harmful or hazardous use of psychoactive substances, including alcohol and illicit drugs ...

Introduction Persisting cognitive symptoms after concussion are common and often disabling. Cognitive rehabilitation ...

Introduction Adults with a learning disability experience enduring health inequalities, including lower physical activity participation compared with the general population. Support networks are ...

Introduction Depressive disorders are a major cause of disability worldwide and are frequently accompanied by somatic ...

Background Antenatal point-of-care ultrasound (APOCUS) may improve access to essential obstetric imaging in rural and remote ...

Objectives Tuberculosis (TB) in the USA disproportionately affects non-US-born individuals. While testing this population for ...

Objectives To systematically quantify the variation in access to criteria-based procedures across England’s National Health ...

Objectives To assess the experiences of intern physicians in Bangladesh and identify factors associated with different ...