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The health care industry is among the most carbon-intensive service sectors in the industrialized world. 1 It is responsible for 4.4–4.6 percent of worldwide greenhouse gas emissions and similar ...

A new conflict management framework to help staff for recognise and de-escalate conflicts in paediatric healthcare has been ... be prepared to intervene to resolve any uncertainties. Be responsible ...

Globally, from a public health perspective, resolving conflicts of interpretation and meaning of child ... Consider the implications of taking a child into care when extra-familial care is culturally ...

Although burnout has dominated discussions of health care worker well-being, including moral injury—both as a way to describe ...

People of all age groups are prone to mental health issues that are often overlooked during crises like the recent faceoff between India and Pakistan. Doctors have some tips on how to cope.

This article has been updated. In a little more than 100 days, the Trump administration has brought unprecedented changes to federal support of the U.S. health care system, sparking turmoil and ...

Instead, Rite Aid is an instructional tale about a mismanaged company that was so fatally weakened it couldn’t survive amid the increasing consolidation of health care in the U.S. In recent ...

It’s important you also look after your own mental health right now. Document every interaction factually, keep records of your positive conduct, and continue holding yourself to the ...

landmark federal disability civil rights laws that guarantee equal access to health care. But Hickson v. St. David’s Healthcare Partnership, a case before the conservative Fifth Circuit Court of ...

The Gaza Health Ministry said at least 65,000 children have shown symptoms of malnutrition. The Gaza government media office said at least 57 people, mostly children, had died as a result of ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The state of Texas pays $17.50 an hour for those who care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. But that's only if they work for the state.