… We provided no response in 25 cases (10.5%) either because the problem resolved without
our help, the patient was discharged, or because a cultural consultant was unavailable at …

… ethnography allowed researchers to trace social relations across locations in the health system
… such as an admission to hospital from the community or discharge after an inpatient stay. …

… the health care professionals working in hospitals in Spain and the populations those hospitals
… , prognosis, treatment or care requirements after discharge from the hospital) and those …

… of birth from home to the hospital [34–36]. Health care institutions have been identified as …
women can be moved to the postnatal floor or discharged home. This sense of relief is also an …

… We used a meta-ethnographic synthesis of published qualitative studies addressing the
experiences of OHCA survivors based on a systematic literature search (CINAHL, PsycINFO, …

… patient engagement in all aspects of health care research and practice has come from recent
high profile scandals in patient care… Our ethnographic process evaluation aimed to observe …

… Qualitative data were analysed using a meta‐ethnographic approach, comprising reciprocal
syntheses of ‘patient’ and ‘health‐care professional’ studies, combined to form a lines‐of‐…

… Our analyses of these studies indicate that during hospital discharge and transitional care,
older persons commonly experience situations where healthcare professionals do not …

… There was alarming disparity in services available for patients in the community, and this
had an impact on the discharge decisions made in the stroke units. The differences in the …

… h and now, still waiting for ED discharge. Once you take your … later’ was the main cultural
barrier to timely emergency care … healthcare professionals, healthcare system and healthcare …