Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital

“Much of What You Do Goes Unrecognised”: Professional Identity, Power, and Recognition in Anaesthesia across Italy and Malawi

Abstract Professional identity formation has gained increasing attention in health professions due to its implications for job satisfaction, work engagement and team cohesion in complex multidisciplinary environments. In anaesthesiology, a well-developed professional identity has...

From Effectiveness to Long‐Term Impact. Sustainability of a Frugal Managed Surgical Consultation Network in Low‐Income Settings: Evidence From Malawi

BACKGROUND: Digital technology holds transformative potential to address barriers to safe and timely surgical expertise and surgery in low-resource settings, where shortages of specialists, fragmented referral systems, and limited infrastructure remain significant challenges. In...

Socioeconomic inequalities and spatial dependence in multidimensional household water–energy–food nexus deprivation in Malawi

Access to safe drinking water, modern energy and adequate food is fundamental to household well-being, yet many households in Malawi continue to experience overlapping deprivations across these essential resources. Although water, energy and food systems are inherently interdepen...

Impact of virus and bacteria co-detection in children with severe malaria

Abstract Background Malaria is a leading cause of death in children under five years of age worldwide. Clinically, malaria, pneumonia, and other febrile illnesses often present with similar symptoms, complicating management. The extent to which respiratory pathogens influence the...