... of food to the physical surroundings. Perceptions of the physical surroundings (or physical evidence) are important for services due to the effect the physical evidence has on patients and on the perceptions of service quality (Ramsaran‐Fowdar, 2007 ; DOH, 2005 ; Aubert‐Gamet, 1997). Service quality...

... in treatment and clinical measures exists, there is significant evidence to suggest a problem and further investigation is warranted. Demographic and social factors such as age, race, gender, and rank can also explain a portion of the variation in patient‐focused outcomes. Several published studies have...

... for coherent strategy aimed at promoting effective audit programmes which could support the use of clinical audit as a tool for continuous professional development are not yet in place across the Trust. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Doctors Audit Attitudes Governance Risk Evidence The concept...

...Alan Cowling; Karin Newman; Susie Leigh This paper focuses on the practice of evidence‐based healthcare by doctors, nurses, midwives and the professions allied to medicine in four NHS Trusts in and around London. This qualitative study, based on interviews and self‐efficiency ratings uncovered...