Exploring the Economic Aspects of Hospitals: A Comprehensive Examination of Relevant Factors.

Financial limitations in the hospital industry have the potential to exacerbate healthcare disparities, impede investments in cutting-edge medical treatments, as well as impair patient outcomes. The interdependent connection between a hospital economy and the general well-being of the community highlights the necessity of careful financial oversight and inventive healthcare policies. Effective collaboration among policymakers, healthcare administrators, and stakeholders is imperative in the development of sustainable economic models that give equal weight to fiscal prudence and optimal patient outcomes.

Forced Surgeries in the Mentally Challenged Females: Ethical Consideration and a Narrative Review of Literature.

Women with mental disabilities deal with menstrual problems like any other woman. The menstrual hygiene, discomfort, and sleep disturbance associated with menses make these women irritable, and their caregivers sometimes feel and decide on some unindicated surgeries like hysterectomy, sterilization, and abortion to save them from getting pregnant. While taking into consideration the burden on caregivers, complete informed choices to reach a decision are also important as these surgical procedures may do more harm than good.