Background China's imbalanced allocation of healthcare resources mainly arises from
urban–rural and intercity differences, the solution of which has been the goal of reforms …

Purpose Hospitals suffered from a precipitous loss of medical service globally due to COVID-
19. The tragedy paradoxically produced an opportunity to investigate the patterns of change …

Purpose Many cancer patients do not have advance directives (ADs), which may lead to
unwanted excessive or aggressive care when patients have lost decision-making capacity …

The COVID-19 run on medical resources crashed Wuhan's medical care system, a medical
disaster duplicated in many countries facing the COVID-19 pandemic. In a novel approach …

Objective To examine the prevalence of patient violence in China and the association
between patient violence and Chinese health professionals' felt disappointment with their …

China has experienced rapid economic transitions in the past few decades, accumulating
high demand for accessible, affordable, and efficient healthcare services both within the …

Artificial intelligence (AI) has attracted much public interest, inspiring both hopes and fears.
As countries define pathways for developing and implementing AI, healthcare is emerging …

Background Initiatives on integrated care between hospitals and community health centers
(CHCs) have been introduced to transform the current fragmented health care delivery …

Objectives Work-related fatigue is a serious safety risk to nurses and their patients. This
study aimed to assess self-reported work-related accumulative fatigue of nurses and its …

Background The expansion of large hospitals on the medical service market's supply side
has always been an intensely debated topic. In this study, we conducted statistical analysis …