This paper brings together scholarship across sociology, media and communication, and
human computer interaction to explore the intersection of digital health and the maternity …

Background Proven clinical effectiveness and patient safety are insufficient to ensure
adoption and implementation of new clinical technologies. Despite current government …

After many policy attempts to tackle the persistent rise in the costs of health care, physicians
are increasingly seen as potentially effective resource stewards. Frameworks including the …

Throughout affluent societies there are growing numbers of people who survive severe brain
injuries only to be left with long-term chronic disorders of consciousness. This patient group …

Effective learning is essential for a safe workplace. Through learning from incidents (LFI),
knowledge is applied and embedded within the work environment in ways that can prevent …

Telecare can offer a unique experience of trust in patient‐nurse relationships, embracing
new standards for professional discretion among nurses, but also reflects an increasingly …

The optimal choice of regulatory approach for securing patient safety is an important
problem. In this review article, we show how insights from the field of regulatory studies can …

An emerging body of literature in sociology has demonstrated that diagnosis is a useful focal
point for understanding the social dimensions of health and illness. This article contributes to …

Utilising frozen section technologies, Mayo Clinic has one of the lowest reoperation rates for
breast lumpectomy in the United States. The research reported on sought to understand the …

Control rooms routinely deal with happenings that might become events. They attempt to
hide events and their possibility from the users of infrastructure by undertaking various forms …