...Anna V. Chatzi; Konstantinos A. Tasias Purpose Communication has long been identified as an integral element that defines healthcare's quality operations and patient safety. This study focuses on the patient and healthcare staff interaction during COVID-19 and the investigation of communication...

... and distinguished according to the scope of the media, online media and the number of news articles during the campaign period, which can be described below. Public health Health policy Political strategy Behavioral social or mental health issues Communication Determinant of health A paradoxical...

... can minimise burdens on healthcare personnel by providing procedures for infection control, protective equipment, adequate training (Kisely et al., 2020). Also, clear communication and information are needed and that managers make priorities in care to reduce risks of transmission and bed...

... to undocumented migrants (Lafaut, 2021). 10 08 2021 12 11 2021 15 02 2022 18 03 2022 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2022 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Primary care Clinical guidelines Healthcare quality Communication Refugee health Emergency...

...Kristine Sørensen; Lars Steen Pedersen; Jakob Sander Purpose New models of thinking, organization and governance are needed when health systems are under pressure. Inspired by a recent Danish community project called Your Health, this paper sheds light on the nexus of health promotion, sport...

..., also enable the providers to respond to the stories, which may positively impact patient-provider relationships. The stories can shed light on healthcare quality elements, including wait time, communication with healthcare staff, service availability, service accessibility and patient satisfaction...

... 17 02 2021 07 04 2021 25 04 2021 19 05 2021 19 05 2021 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Health law or regulation Communication Anthropology or sociology Health-care quality Management Partnership...

... and empower citizens to demand basic health services from government. Emerging healthcare delivery structures Communication Qualitative research Health law or regulation Political strategy Anthropology or sociology Modern governments have developed collaborative and participatory health...

... Nurses had higher scores toward collaboration, with females scoring higher than males. However, overall scores are considered to be lower compared to other countries. Thus, more efforts should be done on improving this communication among nurses and physicians, through promoting inter-professional...

...Patience Aseweh Abor Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate the clinical communication using Tamale Teaching Hospital as a case. Design/methodology/approach The paper is based on the Reassure, Explain, Listen, Answer, Take Action and Express Appreciation (RELATE) model...

... Communication Determinants of health Anthropology or sociology However, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) definition has a few limitations. First, the definition ignores the patient’s lived experience of illness. This lived experience consists of the social and emotional...

...Virginia Minogue; Bill Wells Purpose Research suggests that 85 per cent of health research is avoidably wasted. The research and development management community has an important role in the research process and can contribute to improving the quality and value of research. Al-Shahi Salman et...

... communication that is perhaps least resource-dependent. The research found endemic levels of disrespect and tries to understand the reasons behind these organisational cultures and the role that governance could play in improving respect. Design/methodology/approach The study involved a combination...

... politics helps policymakers to craft appropriate communication interventions that do not make the problem worse. Design/methodology/approach Social identity theory is a way of understanding how group identities develop around the lifestyle practices that often include refusal to vaccinate, and how...

...-to-understand tool, it can be used with students and junior care providers as well as non-clinician governors. © Emerald Publishing Limited 2017 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Patient perspectives Communication Patient experience Professional education and development...

...Dr Nick Harrop; Tobias Alpsten Purpose – Putting behavioural insights theory into practice a trial in Southwark using iPLATO Hub to communicate with over 13,000 patients concluded that the right combination of text messaging and letter content increased uptake of NHS Health Checks by 65 per cent...

... department as the ‘boundary case’ of meeting our criteria for “intra‐hospital” as these do physically occur within the hospital and are largely based on interpersonal communication (whereas elective referrals from primary care and discharges from hospital to primary care were excluded as they primarily...

...S.W. Mercer; D.J. Murphy Purpose The Consultation and Relational Empathy (CARE) Measure is a validated tool for assessing the patients' perception of the doctors' communication in primary care. The present study aims to evaluate the potential usefulness of the CARE Measure in secondary care...

... (item 1) to 1.5 per cent (item 10). Details of the number and percentage of “not applicable” and missing responses for each item are shown below in Table II . S.W. Mercer can be contacted at: sm83z@clinmed.gla.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Communication Patients...

... The paper assesses the applicability of new GMC guidance, 0–18 Years: Guidance For All Doctors, with regard to several aspects of healthcare professionals' responsibilities to children and young people – communication, immunisation and safeguarding children. Its compatibility with existing key...