The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the continuity of care of US adults living with chronic
diseases, including immunocompromised adults. Disruption in care may be a barrier to …

Abstract Background Although the Covid-19 epidemic challenged existing medical care
norms and practices, it was no excuse for unlawful conduct. On the contrary, legal …

It is likely that the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic will affect a large part of the world's population
and will last for several years. Many critical ethical issues have arisen in the healthcare …

Objectives To describe and deepen our understanding of patient-centeredness, empathy,
and boundary management in challenging conversations. Previous studies show frequent …

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, South Africa (SA) has established a Tracing
Database, collecting both aggregated and individualised mobility and locational data on …

The new and dangerous coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has posed a serious challenge to
the ability of healthcare systems of many countries to contain the spread of the disease and …

Background: South Africa is a multilingual society, and therefore, the likelihood of healthcare
providers (HCPs), including students training to be HCPs, encountering language barriers …

The measures taken by the governments of the sub-Saharan states, especially in Nigeria
and South Africa, in a bid to curb the spread of the dreaded corona virus (COVID-19) are …

COVID-19 has significantly changed the lives of people worldwide. After one of the most
stringent lockdowns in the world, South Africa (SA) prepared to allow increasing numbers of …

The professionalism of clinical teachers in clinical education Page 1 Indian Journal of Medical
Ethics Published online first on November 11, 2023 [1] RESEARCH ARTICLE The professionalism …