Nurses at Taiwan Adventist Hospital are encouraged to innovate to improve care for patients – this has led to patented medical device inventions and improved staff morale
With more countries begin transitioning to a COVID-19 endemic state, does it still make sense for medical institutions to implement a remote working strategy for healthcare workers moving forward?
Hong Kong Baptist Hospital shares the set of staff well-being initiatives it has in place – with a firm belief that there are no satisfied patients without satisfied staff
Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals launched a project to engage and train staff during the pandemic – it not only led to improved morale among their employees, but also higher patient safety and satisfaction
Infection control nurses have faced tremendous physical and emotional stress in this long-drawn COVID-19 fight. What are some key challenges, and what are some solutions to better support them?
Prof Cheng Fanjun, dean of west campus of Wuhan’s Union Hospital, is no stranger to managing staff burnout. He shares his hospital’s strategies, which came in particularly critical during Wuhan’s immense COVID-19 battle.
