Variability in patient safety culture at Brazilian hospitals: influence of contextual factors

🏥 This article analyzes data from 42,038 healthcare professionals at 304 public and private hospitals across all regions of the country to describe variations in patient safety culture and investigate whether contextual characteristics might explain these differences. The results reveal wide variation among hospitals in the dimensions assessed. “Perception of safety” and “Expectations and actions […]

Malnutrition-related diabetes: severe food insecurity on international agendas and implications for public health in Brazil

Did you know that severe food insecurity can increase the risk of developing diabetes in adulthood? The International Diabetes Federation has officially recognized malnutrition-related diabetes mellitus, drawing attention to the effects of prolonged hunger on metabolic and cardiovascular health. In Brazil, where more than 33 million people faced hunger in the post-pandemic period, this discussion […]