Insight Medical publishing handpicks the article for publication after a thorough and careful scrutiny following single blind peer reviewing. The articles generally deploy quantitative method to explore a particular topic or theme with empirical evidence. Review articles written based on the secondary data unearth important dimensions of the topic that is otherwise hidden. There are commentaries, reflecting the individual viewpoints and case reports that pay an exclusive focus on a particular aspect of the scientific development. Our journals are always open to novice practices and we encourage the manuscripts that document the ongoing changes and the latest advancements in the field concerned.
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The implications of occupational deprivation experienced by elderly female immigrants
Author(s): Cary A Brown
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Fractured clavicle in adults: do all patients need follow up
Author(s): Kalpesh Shah, Suzanne Mason
Quality in Primary Care -
Ensuring primary care reaches the ÃÆâÃâââ¬ÃâÃÅhard to reachÃÆâÃâââ¬Ãâââ¢
Author(s): Amanda Howe, Michael Pfeil
Quality in Primary Care -
The ageing population: challenges for policy and practice
Author(s): Kay Caldwell, Mohammed Saib, Kate Coleman
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Does professional regulation for nursing protect patients or is it simply a way of gaining professional status?
Author(s): Brenda Poulton
Quality in Primary Care -
The 4th Annual Conference of The International eHealth Association, Clinical Information Systems and Electronic Records and eHealth 2004
Author(s): Denys Hancock
Quality in Primary Care -
The simulation method for learning cultural awareness in nursing
Author(s): Liisa Koskinen RN, Pirkko Abdelhamid RN, Heikki Likitalo
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
A random cross-sectional observational study on 100 orthopaedic inpatient case notes in order to evaluate their filing standards
Author(s): Himanshu Sharma, Graeme R Taylor
Quality in Primary Care -
South Asian people with type 2 diabetes: a tool to assess learning
Author(s): Harbinder Sunsoa
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Listening to the voices of African-Caribbean mental health service users to develop guideline recommendations on managing violent behaviour
Author(s): Jacqueline Chandler Oatts, L Nelstrop
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
A New Perspective for the Medical Treatment of Intractable Pain in Chronic Pancreatitis Patients
Author(s): Raffaele Pezzilli, Cristina Felicani, Carla Caputo
JOP. Journal of the Pancreas -
Isolated Pancreatic/Periampullary Tuberculosis Remains a Diagnosis of Exclusion
Author(s): Mallika Tewari, Hari S Shukla
JOP. Journal of the Pancreas -
Cultural racism, language prejudice and discrimination in hospital contexts: an Australian study
Author(s): Megan Jane Johnstone, Olga Kanitsaki AM
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy and/or Tissue Biopsy for Avoiding Surgery Complication in Patients with Peripancreatic Tuberculosis
Author(s): Enver Ilhan
JOP. Journal of the Pancreas -
Staphylococcus aureus Bacteremia Related with Erlotinib Skin Toxicity in a Patient with Pancreatic Cancer
Author(s): Jia Li, Muhammad Wasif Saif, Jennifer Peccerillo, Kristin Kaley
JOP. Journal of the Pancreas -
What can social care services learn from the equity in health movement?
Author(s): Haluk Soydan
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Web alert: news and views within healthcare ÃÆâÃâââ¬Ãâââ¬Å managing the information overload
Author(s): Ben Skinner
Quality in Primary Care -
Drug-Induced Acute Pancreatitis Associated with 22-Oxacalcitriol Ointment for Treatment of Psoriasis
Author(s): Munehiro Sato, Masaaki Takamura, Yuichi Sato, Hisashi Yokoyama, Yujiro Nozawa, Yukiko Masui, Hiroshi Miida, Tsuyoshi Hashimoto, Masaaki Ito, Yutaka Aoyagi
JOP. Journal of the Pancreas -
Renewing professionalism: the next challenge for clinical governance?
Author(s): Richard Baker
Quality in Primary Care -
Equality in the health service: 60 years on
Author(s): Ivan Lewis
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care