...,” in addition to the search terms reflecting case reports involving the eight below listed procedure complications. Findings This may be particularly helpful to academic faculty who supervise physicians in training who present a higher risk to cause such injuries. Originality/value Emergent procedures...

... Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Training Patient safety Quality healthcare Policy Risk management Governance Assessing variations in service quality was first considered in the early twentieth century by Codman (Ballard et al., 2004). Healthcare safety...

...Virginia Minogue; Anne-Laure Donskoy Purpose The purpose of this paper is to outline the development of a training package for service users and carers with an interest in NHS health and social care research. It demonstrates how the developers used their unique experience and expertise as service...

... management, supervision, training about practice errors and reporting mechanisms in allied health. Originality/value Findings may enable the development of better strategies for detecting, managing and preventing practice errors in the allied health professions. From the Australian respondents, reasons...

...Christer Sandahl; Helena Gustafsson; Carl‐Johan Wallin; Lisbet Meurling; John Øvretveit; Mats Brommels; Johan Hansson Purpose This study aims to describe implementation of simulator‐based medical team training and the effect of this programme on inter‐professional working in an intensive care unit...

...Lesley‐Jane Eales‐Reynolds; Colin Clarke Purpose This study was designed with the intention of exploring the effectiveness of a novel approach to training health services workers to meet the aims of raising awareness of their customer care framework and encouraging a culture of customer service...

... of the multidisciplinary groups were generally neutral on this topic (see Figures 7‐9). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Auditing Education Training Psychiatry There is a growing body of contemporary literature addressing the quality of post‐graduate education and learning. The need...

... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 --> Patient care Training Health services France United Kingdom Europe, Middle East and Africa United Kingdom University hosts 37 French health professionals in £1m Anglo-French initiative to enhance patient care...

... --> Bereavement Training Quality healthcare Dying Well – A Guide to Enabling a Good Death Julia NeubergerRadcliffe Publishing2004ISBN 1 85775 940 0 Keywords: Bereavement, Training, Quality healthcare The second edition of this popular book offers realistic yet empathetic advice to all...

...Jo Lamb-White © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 --> Primary care Health and medicine Qualitative research Elder care Information Training Edited by Jo Lamb-White World Health Organization Towards Age-Friendly Primary Health Care Keywords...

...Derek Milne; Seirian Hanner; Katy Woodward; Colin Westerman It is now recognised that therapists require career‐long training in order to maintain and improve their expertise. However, training will fail to improve services to clients unless the work environment supports staff in its use. Although...

... integrating the work of other writers. A major thrust is the development of an innovative conceptual model of empathy which has the potential to both integrate previous research findings and provide a framework for future research and training. The model is based in social psychological conceptions...

...Mick McKeown; Martin Hinks; Mark Stowell‐Smith; Dave Mercer; Joe Forster The results of a Q methodological study of professional understandings of the notion of risk in mental health services within the UK are discussed in relation to the relevance for staff training and quality assurance...

... in achieving performance standards. Specifically, human resource management processes, employee involvement, employee education and training, employee performance and recognition, and employee wellbeing and morale are evaluated. 5. 5Management of process quality. This category examines the design...

... since the early 1980s with approximately 300 in post at the present time. Elaine Fullard (the original nurse facilitator) is now the director of the National Facilitator Development Project (NFDP) which employs training officers to develop the facilitator role and train new facilitators. Figure...

..., information technology and training. Explores the practical implementation of medical audit in South Warwickshire District Health Authority, including the outcomes of a specific project on information management technology training for medical staff. Considers the information technology issues in the context...

...” are identified and the crucial role of training for quality is emphasised. © MCB UP Limited 1991 AMBULANCE SERVICES STANDARDS TRAINING ISO 9000 HEALTH CARE TQM 22 IJHCQA 4,6 T otal quality assurance programmes in an ambulance service, and the benefits resulting therefrom, are outlined. BS 5750...

...Paul Gorman The article looks at the links between training and organisational effectiveness. It argues that the pressures on training are increasing, but that most training that takes place is not rigorously evaluated nor is it linked systematically into organisational goals. It argues...

...Ronald R. Sims A training method is presented that health care managers can use in confronting issues surrounding AIDS in the workforce by requiring the participants to develop an AIDS policy for a health care facility. In addition, emphasis is placed on the importance of health care facilities...

... to be a feasible approach to measuring quality, although some of the measuring methods used require to be refined and the pilot repeated several times to give values to the figures attained. © MCB UP Limited 1991 SCOTLAND STANDARDS TRAINING NURSES WORKPLACE LEARNING HEALTH CARE fCLINICAL AREAS...