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Recent trends show a significant increase in physician unionization as a strategic response to the corporatization of health care, aiming to restore governance and mitigate negative impacts on job satisfaction and patient care quality.

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In the coming years, hospitals will increasingly incorporate digital technologies, from AI in diagnostics to enhanced telemedicine capabilities, aimed at improving efficiency and patient care quality.

In light of a recent incident where a woman was forced to give birth outside a hospital, the essential role of security personnel in facilitating emergency patient access has come to the forefront. Hospitals are urged to reassess their security training programs to ensure staff can adequately guide patients during critical times.