Hospitals, Volume 3, Issue 1

Preventing inpatient falls remains challenging for healthcare institutions globally, including in Singapore. Integrating technological innovations into fall prevention measures may optimize inpatient care and improve health outcomes. A multiphase stu...

This study analyzed environmental noise levels in neonatal hospital units, including both low- and high-risk nurseries, as well as neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). Continuous 24 h measurements over ten days revealed that average sound levels si...

This study explores how hospital location (rural/non-rural) may moderate the nurse staffing ratio’s impact on three hospital-acquired infections. This study used data from 2022 to 2024 on nurse staffing and hospital characteristics from the Ame...

Healthcare systems operate in safety-critical environments where rapid adaptation and sustained functioning must occur simultaneously, yet existing safety frameworks tend to conceptualise agility and resilience as separate, sequential, or retrospecti...

Health systems face pressure to strengthen resilience against supply chain disruptions while maintaining cost-effective service delivery. This mixed-methods study describes a pilot project that integrated 3D printing services into a Canadian provinci...

Effective communication in critical care units, such as the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU), is vital for patient safety; however, clinical notes from multiple professionals are often lengthy and complex. This study evaluated the Mistral l...