...%). However, a little above half of the respondents felt that the hospitals have adopted measures to promote education and training (57.7%); clinical audit (52.7%); risk management (50.7%) and clinical effectiveness (68.6%). The authors also found a statistically significant association between CG...

... interrelated dimensions: clinical effectiveness, safety, patient centeredness, responsive governance, staff orientation and efficiency. The Kruk and Freedman model (2008) is based on the performance assessment of the structures of primary health care. This is carried out by the analysis of four dimensions...

... 21 04 2020 28 04 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Primary care Clinical effectiveness Continuous quality improvement Healthcare quality The increasing pressures on primary care services in England are well...

... in, consultant presence as identified by serious untoward incident (SUI) reviews. Consultant presence was more likely to have a positive influence on care delivery. Originality/value This is the first assessment of the impact of 24-7 consultant presence on the SUIs in obstetrics. Clinical effectiveness...

... in healthcare. Christian Gadolin can be contacted at: christian.gadolin@his.se 28 02 2019 10 04 2019 10 04 2019 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Evidence-based practice Clinical effectiveness Clinical governance...

... Public health Clinical effectiveness Health policy Emerging health care delivery structures Health economics Health law or regulation Political strategy Health insurance plans Health insurance systems inherently encounter many complications such as moral hazard, risk and adverse selection...

... folate deficiency, possibly due to routine pre-conceptional folate supplementation (Table I). 15 05 2018 22 06 2018 31 07 2018 31 07 2018 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Clinical effectiveness Root cause...

... had a stillbirth. Evidence-based practice Teamwork Clinical guidelines Clinical effectiveness Midwifery Obstetrics The timeline for the quality improvement project is shown in Table I . A multi-professional group consisting of obstetricians, midwives and perinatal pathologists from...

... data quality. From analysis of this we agreed that eight key areas would be examined, based on clinical priorities and reflective of the three key domains of quality (patient safety, clinical effectiveness and patient experience): medication related incidents – any errors or problems related...

... Limited 2015 Clinical effectiveness Clinical governance Healthcare quality Patient perspectives Quality improvement Nurses Emergency surgery is costly to both patients and hospitals. Cost to patients includes unnecessary admission, delayed discharge or inappropriate early discharge...

... Limited 2015 Clinical effectiveness Clinical governance Clinical guidelines Knowledge of the problems associated with infections resistant to antimicrobial therapy is not new. Birnbaum (2015) reports that John and Fishman (1997) detailed the need for a multi-faceted approach...

... (Kruijthof, 2005). Daan Botje can be contacted at: d.botje@nivel.nl © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Clinical effectiveness Clinical governance Hospitals The Netherlands Governance structures Medical specialist Information-sharing Executive boards are increasingly...

...@macvane.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Clinical effectiveness Clinical governance Clinical guidelines While the term “clinical governance” was first used in a UK Government white paper in 1997, the concepts sheltered under the clinical governance umbrella have been current...

... surgery (Woodhouse, 2006 ; Kersten et al., 2007). Damon Burn can be contacted at: damon.burn@walsallhealthcare.nhs.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Clinical effectiveness Continuous quality improvement Emerging healthcare delivery structures ESP Orthopaedics Triage...

... learning Organizational development for effective clinical governance Accreditation Continuous quality improvement Clinical effectiveness Emerging healthcare delivery structures Accreditation of hospitals to meet international standards for care is a significant component in the improvement...

... to NICE guidelines with regards to treating depression. Pallab Majumder can be contacted at: drpallab2000@yahoo.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Clinical effectiveness Continuous quality improvement Child and adolescent major depressive disorder (MDD) is a common...

... changed, changed utterly: again? Navigating the regulatory maze). Clinical effectiveness Continuous quality improvement Clinical error Governance structures Human factors Safety and clinical error Whether or not depression can be seen as having some biological or psychological...

... documents, clinical guidelines, institutional policies and administrative documentation. Data were categorized according to six key clinical governance themes: risk management; education and training; clinical audit; clinical effectiveness; research and development; and openness. While this research...

..., teenaged pregnancy, disruptive activities in school and difficulty in forming and maintaining relationships. Continuous quality improvement Emerging healthcare delivery structures Clinical effectiveness Emerging health economies Neurology United Kingdom Organization of primary care and family...

... professionals. This achieved a 100 per cent referral and attendance rate in a series of 27 children surviving bacterial meningitis in 1998‐1999, demonstrating the success of the process of the complete audit cycle in improving clinical practice. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Audit Clinical audit Clinical...