Think Happens. English doctors staged their first strike in 40 years over government plans to reform pay and working conditions. Venkat Narayan and Salim Yusuf. Soc Sci Med . A paradoxical pattern has been suggested in the literature on doctors' strikes: when health workers go on strike, mortality stays level or decreases.
A paradoxical pattern has been suggested in the literature on doctors' strikes: when health workers go on strike, mortality stays level or decreases. 67, issue 11, 1784-1788 . Tune in. Data sources: MEDLINE, Embase and the Web of Science, from 1996 to 2017.
Solveig Argeseanu Cunningham, Kristina Mitchell, K.M. Dr Daniels reviews the Medical Industrial Complex's own data. Cunningham SA, Mitchell K, Narayan KM, Yusuf S. Doctors’ strikes and mortality: a review. We performed a review of the literature during the past forty years to assess this paradox. Cases selected include all deaths, significant patient injuries, and near-death situations.
Social Science & Medicine 67 (2008) 1784-1788
Doctors' strikes and mortality: A review.
A paradoxical pattern has been suggested in the literature on doctors' strikes: when health workers go on strike, mortality stays level or decreases. A Mortality Review Task Force reviews and selects cases to be presented at each M&MC conference. Doctors' strikes and mortality: A review . We identified 156 articles, seven of … Solveig Argeseanu Cunningham, Kristina Mitchell, K.M. The brief strikes by health workers during the period 2010–16 were not associated with obvious changes in overall mortality in Kilifi. strikes on mortality has demonstrated counterintuitive outcomes [1] contrary to mass media reports and re-ported health worker concerns [2, 3]. We performed a review of the literature during the past forty years to assess this paradox. A doctor wore her stethoscope during a strike in central London on Jan. 12, 2016. 67, issue 11, 1784-1788 . Doctors' strikes and mortality: A review. We performed a review of the literature during the past forty years to assess this paradox. To systematically review the prevalence and associated factors of burnout and stress-related psychiatric disorders among UK doctors.
You Decide. Abstract: A paradoxical pattern has been suggested in the literature on doctors' strikes: when health workers go on strike, mortality stays level or decreases. We performed a review of the literature during the past forty years to assess this paradox. Think Happens. You Decide. Design: Systematic review without meta-analysis. Venkat Narayan, Salim Yusuf. Dr Daniels reviews the Medical Industrial Complex's own data. PubMed Google Scholar Crossref
In a review of five strikes by doctors, Cunningham et al. By Solveig Argeseanu Cunningham, Kristina Mitchell, K.M. The show's title is Doctors' strikes and mortality: Could a Doctor Strike Save Your LIfe ? Unfortunately, some staff on duty The combined effects of private (and some public) health care during strike periods, a high proportion of out-of-hospital deaths, and a low number of events might have led us to underestimate the effect. We performed a review of the literature during the past forty years to …
Downloadable (with restrictions)! Abstract. Venkat Narayan and Salim Yusuf. We performed a review of the literature during the past forty years to assess this paradox. A core team of senior quality consultants prepares the selected cases for presentation, gathering and reviewing information that may have caused the case. A recent systematic review reported mortality data from five doctor strikes, all of which saw patient mortality remain the same or fall during industrial action (table ⇓).15 Two further studies have been published since that review.16 17 The nurses’ and doctors’ strikes in Kenya generated perceptions of unmet health needs [3]. We used PubMed, EconLit and Jstor to locate all peer-reviewed English-language articles presenting data analysis on mortality associated with doctors' strikes. Doctors' strikes and mortality: A review . Social Science & Medicine, 2008, vol. We used PubMed, EconLit and Jstor to locate all peer-reviewed English-language articles presenting data analysis on mortality associated with doctors' strikes. In the first four strikes, junior doctors continued to provide cover in settings that provide life or death care, such as A&E, intensive care, maternity services, acute medicine and emergency surgery. Abstract. A paradoxical pattern has been suggested in the literature on doctors' strikes: when health workers go on strike, mortality stays level or decreases. Dr Daniels reviews the Medical Industrial Complex's own data. MORTALITY REVIEWS Dr P.D. Venkat Narayan and Salim Yusuf. This review aims to examine whether there is a relationship between the receipt of continuity of doctor care and mortality. We used PubMed, EconLit and Jstor to locate all peer-reviewed English-language articles presenting data analysis on mortality associated with doctors' strikes. Venkat Narayan and Salim Yusuf. You Decide. The formal assessment of the impact of health workers’ strikes on mortality has demonstrated counterintuitive outcomes [] contrary to mass media reports and reported health worker concerns [2, 3].The nurses’ and doctors’ strikes in Kenya generated perceptions of unmet health needs [].Paradoxically, studies in industrialized nations show mortality to remain the same or decline [] …