Patients are confident that they use the devices correctly.

And to poor asthma control.

7 of every 100 words contain errors, many of them in clinical information.

The frequency of physician burnout in small practices is about 13.5%.

While there has been progress in improving the quality of healthcare across the world in some areas, progress is slow or uneven in others.

New findings highlight the importance of manual editing and review of notes.

Austria commenced its Presidency of the Council this month.

Some evidence for a dose-response relationship as well.

Rates of smoking among UK adults have decreased from 20% in 2011 to 15% in 2017.

Previous research on patient attitudes towards doctors’ appearance has suggested a preference for traditional attire.

Despite the increases, spending is still below that seen in pre-financial crisis years.

The World Medical Association has entered into a strategic partnership with the World Continuing Education Alliance (WCEA).

New findings suggest eosinophilic oesophagitis is a late manifestation of the allergic march.

A new report says healthcare professionals continue to harassed for providing care to ‘enemies’.