Quality management systems
The article provides an in-depth and specialized look at the role of the apheresis nurse, a position where high technology meets clinical dedicatio...
Read more →In high-stakes transplant settings, traditional outcome indicators such as mortality, relapse, and graft-versus-host disease remain essential but i...
Read more →In a healthcare context characterised by limited resources and increasing complexity, clinical appropriateness emerges as a strategic lever to ensu...
Read more →The article reflects on the authentic meaning of procedures in healthcare, overcoming the apparent opposition between standardisation and clinical ...
Read more →The transition from multidisciplinarity as a 'spontaneous' practice to a governed organisational process is one of the central challenges of modern...
Read more →Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are fundamental tools for monitoring and improving quality in medically assisted reproduction (MAP) laboratories....
Read more →This work stems from the need to observe the operating block not only as a technical site of the surgical act, but as a dynamic system of relations...
Read more →India, now home to more than 1.4 billion people, is undergoing a significant shift in the way healthcare is delivered. This transformation is being...
Read more →Universities, research centres, companies, are all actors that in various ways are deputed to generate new knowledge and innovations, capable of ch...
Read more →Aim: To assess the risk associated with the implementation of the semi-automatic time-lapse system Geri® Assess 2.0 for the morphokinetic analysis ...
Read more →With this fourth issue of our magazine we are celebrating a milestone: the awarding of the ISSN code, which marks our magazine's official entry int...
Read more →From Article 58 KVG to national targets: how the relationship between quality, safety and innovation is changing In recent decades, healthcare syst...
Read more →The first successful transplantation of umbilical cord blood (CBU - acronym for cord blood unit) was performed in 1988 in Paris, France, in a child...
Read more →In the complex healthcare ecosystem, quality of care, patient safety and technological innovation do not emerge by chance: they are the result of a...
Read more →According to the Ministry of Health, clinical risk represents the probability that a patient will suffer an adverse event attributable to the care ...
Read more →Haematological Transplant Centres seeking certification from JACIE (the Joint Accreditation Committee of ISCT & EBMT) are required to provide e...
Read more →I want, as an internist and haematologist, to talk to you about a dream of mine, a dream of a 'techno-human, or rather I would say 'human-technolog...
Read more →Regulatory bodies in the healthcare sector play a key role in ensuring the safety, efficacy and quality of healthcare products and services...
Read more →In an era of rapid technological change and increasing complexity in health services, a central theme strongly emerges: quality cannot be separated...
Read more →The QUALITY SYSTEM in Medically Assisted Procreation (MAP) centres aims to guarantee the safety, effectiveness and traceability of treatments. Thes...
Read more →The quality of a healthcare organisation does not depend solely on advanced technologies or innovative protocols, but above all on the competence o...
Read more →he concept of competence in healthcare refers to the ability to effectively and responsibly apply theoretical knowledge and practical skills in pat...
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