Publications by authors named "T Anjuman"
Article Synopsis
- This literature review investigates how intersectional inequalities affect employee voice in a non-Western context, specifically focused on Saudi Arabia and its high power distance culture.
- The authors leverage Leininger's culture care model to analyze how cultural factors influence migrant palliative care nurses' experiences, particularly looking at 31 studies related to their challenges.
- The findings suggest that improving cross-cultural communication can reduce voice inequalities that negatively impact the wellbeing and retention of migrant workers, pointing out a gap in research on how cultural and intersectional factors influence employee voice in unique contexts like Saudi Arabia.
Purpose: The aim of this study was to update overall incidence and prevalence calculations for epilepsy of the United Kingdom (UK) and its constituent nations (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales).
Methods: We used data from primary care practices contributing to the Clinical Practice Research Datalink (CRPD), based on the electronic health records of 14 million patients, representing approximately 20% of the population. CPRD contains data from two different health record systems: the Vision clinical system (CPRD GOLD database) and the EMIS Web® clinical system (CPRD Aurum database).
Objectives: We aimed to evaluate recording of antibiotic prescribing from two primary care electronic health record systems.
Design: Cohort study.
Setting: UK general practices contributing to the Clinical Practice Research Datalink (CPRD) databases: CPRD GOLD (Vision data) and CPRD Aurum (EMIS data).