Avi Mukherjee, a professor at Marshall University who focuses on health-care management, said high staff turnovers, diminishing morale, and meager pay and benefits often result in low quality of care.
For instance, Brinkley-Rubinstein and Turner (2013) found that HIV positive inmates often experienced a delay in medical treatment and low quality of care while incarcerated.
Previous investigation in the study area showed that people did not accept some health care services because of the perceived low quality of care [63] and resort to traditional medicine or self-treatment [64].
During his first-year class on healthcare disparities, Santiago learned that the Rio Grande Valley (RGV his home community has an incredibly low physician population; this contributes to exorbitant Medicare costs and a low quality of care for patients in the RGV.
Already, Medi-Cal is seen by many as underfunded, with patients struggling to find doctors and sometimes receiving low quality of care.
Overall [CAP's proposal] reflects a very good start at tackling two problems in the child care market: the high cost of care experienced by many families and the low quality of care offered by far too many providers.
Finally, we analyzed which HSU experiences resulted in an overall perception of low quality of care.
However, these primary health care centres are often under-staffed and ill-equipped, resulting in a low quality of care.
We conducted a multivariable binominal logistic regression analysis with the rating of low quality of care being the dependent variable.
This is so, in spite of overwhelming published and anecdotal evidence of low quality of care in these countries [ 1].
Inadequate senior leadership, poor communication and low staff morale are cited repeatedly in explaining low quality of care [ 15].
