... by Institutional Theory, the study adopts a qualitative design involving 21 semi-structured interviews with project managers, government officials, NGO staff, health inspectors, and community mobilizers. Data were thematically analyzed using Nvivo. Findings Results show that fragmented governance, weak policy...

... Hospitals Innovation Change management Strategic leadership Project management United States of America H3. MOIT effectiveness is directly related to effectiveness implementing business change. Regardless of the change methodology being employed, the factors important...

... implications The proposed model can be used to prioritize change projects, manage stakeholder resistance and establish a better organizational and professional competence for managing healthcare organization change projects. Originality/value New insights into existing stakeholder‐related understanding...

... project organization structure (Blyth, 1998) and regularly scheduled meetings of the project manager with every level of this structure to focus attention; using process mapping to distinguish productive activities from those that are non‐value‐added (Curtis et al., 1992); and clearly defining...

... in the region of £150,000. At the time of this study there were a number of other national collaborative improvement programmes running. The ones that were evaluated were chosen because they emphasised the use of storyboards as a means of sharing information. Project management Case studies Posters...

... © MCB UP Limited 2003 --> NHS trusts Project management User involvement Social care UK NHS three-year priorities Keywords: NHS trusts, Project management, User involvement, Social care The Department of Health has laid out the priorities for the NHS...