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The procedure must be amazing too

The management of controlled medicines in healthcare facilities requires a security system that goes beyond mere compliance with procedures. Drawin...

Before the Tube Leaves the Bedside

The reliability of a laboratory result begins long before a specimen reaches the analyzer. In hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, every step o...

Artificial Intelligence in Transplant Nursing: When the Algorithm Keeps Watch

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly integrated into transplant medicine, offering new opportunities to enhance early detection of complica...

From the second victim to the learning organisation

When an adverse event involves a healthcare professional, the consequences are not limited to the patient. This article explores the concept of the...

A Day in the Life of an Apheresis Nurse: Where Clinical Expertise Meets Quality Driven Care

The article provides an in-depth and specialized look at the role of the apheresis nurse, a position where high technology meets clinical dedicatio...

PDTA and Monitoring Systems as Engines of HTA: The 'cost' of appropriateness

In a healthcare context characterised by limited resources and increasing complexity, clinical appropriateness emerges as a strategic lever to ensu...

From Fatigue to Flow: The Role of Human Factors Engineering in Nursing in High-Intensity Settings

Human Factors Engineering (HFE) is a multidisciplinary science that examines how humans interact with systems, tools, and environments. In healthca...

PDTA and Digital Dashboards: Essential Tools for a Changing Healthcare

Diagnostic Therapeutic Treatment Pathways (PDTAs) are organisational tools that define in detail the best course of treatment for a specific clinic...