This study examines whether the strategic importance assigned to information and communication technology (ICT) is associated with selected work-related outcomes through the implementation of specific digital technologies. Although prior research has linked digital technologies to work intensity and workload, less attention has been paid to…

The rapid expansion of e-commerce has intensified last-mile delivery pressures and generated urban externalities such as congestion, noise, and air pollution. While parcel lockers (PLs) are increasingly deployed as a sustainable alternative to door-to-door delivery, their multifaceted effects on public space, urban accessibility, and governance…

Propulsion system testing plays a critical role in the development of experimental sounding rockets by providing experimental validation, reducing engineering uncertainty, and supporting informed design decisions. While test campaigns require additional infrastructure and operational resources, they enable improvements that are often unattainable through analytical methods…

Orthopaedic care produces a large and growing demand for post-operative and rehabilitative follow-up, and digital tools are increasingly used to deliver this follow-up at a distance. What remains unclear is how well these tools are accepted, what they achieve and what stops them from being…

Medication errors and adverse drug events are a leading and largely preventable threat to patient safety and a substantial burden on health systems, and most prescribing, dispensing, and long term medication management now take place in primary and ambulatory care. This narrative review examines how…

Digital tools are now part of everyday primary care, yet uptake is far from uniform. This narrative review asks what drives and what blocks adoption of health information systems (HIS) in primary care networks. A structured search of PubMed and Scopus for 2016 to 2026…