... data from 417 questionnaires were analyzed using structural equation modeling. Respondents were selected from various hospitals and managerial positions at a national level. Findings Findings suggest that error feedback (FAE) and communication quality (QC) have a strong role fostering or enhancing...

... will ensure quality communication and safe patient transfer to primary care; the application of this list was effective and cost neutral. Cycle 1, the baseline measurement prior to intervention, showed that 49 per cent (19/39) of discharges had a brief reason for admission, 15 per cent (6/39) included...

...), lack of training (52.5-69.8 percent opposing), lack of leadership skills (29.8-60 percent opposing), lack of communication (22.3-62.1 percent opposing), lack of employee involvement (37.6-50.8 percent opposing) and lack of collaboration among team members (28.6-50 percent opposing). Among the many...

... notes are essential for achieving professional standards from a medico‐legal perspective. The study's main aim was to investigate current record‐keeping practices by looking at whether out‐patient communication pathways to general practitioners, from letter dictation to insertion in the chart, were...

... office hours; and language – lack of difficulty contacting the USC after hours. However, these items appear to be isolated cases rather than indicators that concordance plays a key role in determining primary care quality. Language barriers/communication issues are the only areas where improvement...

...: Communication, Medical humanities development,Skills-based education The search for a set of skills which can be identified and taught as “good clinical communication” has been of considerable value in persuading decision makers at medical schools and other bodies that communication matters. These days...

... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 --> Communication Quality assurance Healthcare ethics Article Type: News and views From: International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, Volume 21, Issue 4 Keywords: Communication, Quality assurance, Healthcare...

.... As the Community Research Group’s experience shows, by working with people who are receptive to the idea, or reaching an audience on a personal level, it may be easier to get a message across. In conclusion, disseminating new knowledge to the public and encouraging its widespread acceptance requires a variety...

..., and higher rates of disease and mortality. A member of PCHC since December of 2004, NPSF is committed to educating patients and providers about low health literacy, developing and applying practical solutions to improve patient-provider communication, and serving as a standard setter in health literacy...

... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 --> Integration Communication Stephen P Kliewer and John SaultzRadcliffe Publishing2005ISBN 1 85775 841 2 Keywords: Integration, Communication Healthcare and Spirituality is an introductory textbook which emphasises...

... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 --> Communication Medical information systems Edited by Louise Simpson, Paul Robinson, Mark Fletcher and Rob Wilson,Radcliffe Publishing,2005ISBN 1 85775 868 4 Keywords: Communication, Medical information systems...

... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 --> Communication Health education Information control E-communication Skills – A Guide for Primary Care Edited by Louise Simpson, Paul Robinson, Mark Fletcher and Rob WilsonRadcliffe Publishing2005ISBN: 1 85775 868 4...

...Kirsti Kasila; Marita Poskiparta At the moment, Finnish oral health care is undergoing many changes. Little attention has been paid to issues of organisational culture and communication in Finnish oral health care. Yet the question of culture is of primary importance for changes in an organisation...

...Pauline Irving; David Dickson Effective provider‐patient communication and the relationships that it supports are located at the centre of quality health‐care delivery. The patient‐centred approach is increasingly seen as an effective way to provide effective patient care, being more sensitive...