Journal of Healthcare Quality Research

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  Año 2026, Vol. 41, Número 5

  • Editorial

    • Laboratory medicine as a strategic driver of healthcare value

      Fernando Cava Valenciano

      

  • Originales

    • Simulación in situ: entrenando equipos multidisciplinares en la unidad de cuidados intensivos pediátricos

      Alicia Ogando Martínez, Sara María Fernández González, Oihana Martínez Azcona, I. González-Rivera, Ángela Ferrer Barba, R. Díaz Soto, A. Avila Álvarez

      • Resumen
      

    • La voz del paciente en podología universitaria: un estudio cualitativo

      Fátima Santalla Borreiros, Antonio José Souto Gestal, Manuel Romero Soto, María Jesús Movilla Fernández

      • Resumen
      

    • Variabilidad en la toma de decisiones médicas en pacientes críticos durante la pandemia COVID-19 en España

      Fabiola Jaramillo Castell, Sergio Minué Lorenzo, Demetrio Carmona Derqui, Manuel Correa Gómez, Carmen Fernández Aguilar, K. Nanwani, Manuel Quintana Díaz, J.J. Martín Martín

      • Resumen
      

    • Value based healthcare estimation values for benchmarking among Spanish Hospitals for four health problems

      Emmanuel Giménez, T. Hidalgo, Francesc Cots Reguant, Y. Cossio Gil, C. Watson

      • Resumen
      

    • Impact of a laboratory-led Computerized Physician Order Entry system on test appropriateness, costs, and variability in Primary Care

      África Corchón, Enrique Rodríguez Borja, Arturo Carratala Calvo

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    • A quality improvement initiative to enhance the management of alerts and transmission-based precautions in the electronic health record

      María de las Delicias Quintana Estellés, J. Cruz Rojo, A. Blanco Martínez, P. Rubio Mayo, N. García Barrio, Sara de Miguel García

      • Resumen
      

  • Carta Científica

    • Rethinking the human–technology relationship in AI-mediated neurohealthcare

      Asmita P. Alekar

      

  • Patient Safety Redefined: strategies for Safer Healthcare Systems

    • Exploring sex differences in immersive safety training for home-based care among informal caregivers: A randomized comparative study

      Purificación Ballester Navarro, Eva Gil-Hernández, Clara Pérez Esteve, Almudena Arroyo Rodríguez, M. Guilabert, I. Carrillo, José Joaquín Mira Solves, Julián Vitaller Burillo

      • Resumen