PXJ Article

Barriers and facilitators to family participation in the care of their hospitalized loved ones

Before it is over: A family’s experience with end-of-life care during COVID-related restrictive visitation policies

It is not uncommon in the American medical community that a personal narrative sparks a conversation about a controversial topic. In 1988 the Journal of American Medical Association published a narrative by a medical doctor which provoked a debate on euthanasia within the readership of the journal and the greater public. The testimony that I

Beyond HCAHPS: Analysis of patients’ comments provides an expanded review of their hospital experiences

An important concern for health care professionals is that standardized patient surveys may not fully capture all the topics that are important to patients. As a result, health care professionals may not have a complete picture of what their patients experience. The purpose of this research is to utilize a state-of-the-art Natural Language Processing technique

Beyond patient-centered care: Enhancing the patient experience in mental health services through patient-perspective care

Beyond the White Coat: Mental Health in the Life of a Junior Doctor

This article underscores the profound need for a culture that prioritises mental health, especially among doctors navigating their early careers. This personal narrative also highlights the importance of overcoming this and the challenges one can face while trying to do so. A journey of a 30-year-old doctor, as she hurdled along life with the passing

Breaking bad news and the importance of compassionate palliative care of the infant

Bringing patient advisors to the bedside: a promising avenue for improving partnership between patients and their care team

Building national consensus on experiences of care