Despite progress in recent years, access to quality medical care remains a significant issue, particularly rural areas. The unequal distribution of resources, inadequate funding, healthcare worker shortages, and the rise non-communicable diseases pose substantial challenges. However, implementing universal health coverage improving key indicators demonstrate notable achievements. To further enh...

The design and analysis of process models is a critical factor for organizational improvement across various industries. Thanks to its potential enable common understanding foster automation, modeling increasingly adopted in the healthcare sector. However, complexity domain makes challenging task, potentially explaining modest uptake standards like Business Process Model Notation (BPMN). In thi...

Oral healthcare has an environmental impact that is specific to the profession and currently unsustainable. This results in unwanted difficult-to-manage waste, carbon emissions other impacts contribute climate change. Contributions this pollution come from supply chain provides required materials sundries, patient staff commuting/travelling, direct care, use end-of-life management of restorativ...

OBJECTIVE To describe the promise and potential of big data analytics in healthcare. METHODS The paper describes the nascent field of big data analytics in healthcare, discusses the benefits, outlines an architectural framework and methodology, describes examples reported in the literature, briefly discusses the challenges, and offers conclusions. RESULTS The paper provides a broad overview...

Healthcare professionals are a vital aspect of public health delivery in humanitarian crises. Both overt and subtle complexities in the decision making process during periods of instability may involve moral and ethical considerations. Few studies have examined the lived experiences of healthcare professionals encountering ethical challenges in the field. The aims of this qualitative study were...