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- Hospitals - World Health Organization (WHO)
Hospitals matter to people and often mark central points in their lives They also matter to health systems by being instrumental for care coordination and integration They often provide a setting for education of doctors, nurses and other health-care professionals and are a critical base for clinical research
- Hospitals in Viet Nam - World Health Organization (WHO)
Besides the public hospitals, the country also has 182 private hospitals, mostly located in urban areas Hospitals as first contact care It is estimated that hospitals in Viet Nam accommodate more than 50% of total health care visits and consume more than 95% of total health insurance spending
- Health system at breaking point as hostilities further intensify in . . .
Of the 19 hospitals, 12 provide a variety of health services, while the rest are only able to provide basic emergency care At least 94% of all hospitals in the Gaza Strip are damaged or destroyed The increased hostilities and new evacuation orders issued across northern and southern Gaza in the past two days threaten to push even more health
- Hospitals WPRO - World Health Organization (WHO)
Hospitals are the dominant component of health service delivery Achieving universal health coverage (UHC) is impossible without clearly identifying the role of hospitals and optimizing their performance Nevertheless, countries continue to struggle to improve hospital planning and management
- Cyber-attacks on critical health infrastructure
This WHO questions and answers page explains how cyber-attack have emerged as a threat to public health and safety by deliberately targeting hospitals and associated critical health infrastructure It discusses how Member States and key stakeholders across public health authorities, healthcare, law enforcement and industry, should move forward collaboratively to address this rapidly spreading
- Hospitals of the future: a technical brief on re-thinking the . . .
Hospitals are particularly important in this regard as they best interpret these transformations, promote urban regeneration, and have positive impacts on a widespread scale across any given territory
- Green hospitals for a healthier future - World Health Organization (WHO)
Written by Indah Deviyanti, National Professional Officer (Environment) and Irma Syahriar, Communication Officer Protecting and restoring human health, saving lives, and strengthening health services – albeit for a good cause – may come at a price if we are not careful Imagine public health institutions, such as hospitals, operating 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, offering a range of
- Comprehensive hospital data provides new insights into maternal and . . .
The programme was established in 54 hospitals across 36 states, each with its own dedicated team This was a welcome intervention in a country with high maternal mortality burden This first-of-its-kind programme in Nigeria used an online, harmonized data collection system where data could be continuously entered and viewed in real-time by
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