..., they relate their satisfaction more to nurses performance than doctors performance. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Clinical governance Evidence-based practice Evidence-based medicine Patient safety Healthcare quality Nurses Clinical error Medical errors (MEs) are the most...

... Evidence-based medicine Chronic Lyme disease Infectious Disease Society of America Post Lyme syndrome In Parliament, private member's bills rarely pass to become law. In June 2014, with wide support (http://openparliament.ca/bills/41-2/C442 /), An Act Respecting a Federal Framework on Lyme...

... effectiveness Clinical speciality interest Emerging health economies Evidence-based medicine Patient perspectives In the UK, government policy calls for more input from service users in the evaluation of healthcare quality. With reference to Donabedian's (1966) assertion that quality is a subjective...

... Group Publishing Limited 2012 Lean methodology Value stream mapping Transformation processes Queuing theory 5S Evidence‐based medicine Health care Lean production Hospitals Patient satisfaction and quality care are important indicators for the success of any health care enterprise...

... as an orientation for future activities. Practical implications The realisation of the success factors would increase the quality of national guidelines and would boost the implementation of best practices such as evidence‐based‐medicine into the Austrian health care system. Originality/value The study...

... circumstances” (Field and Lohr, 1990). Clinical guidelines are based on evidence‐based medicine (EBM) and comparative effectiveness research (CER). There are many considerations related to the development of clinical guidelines that may influence the validity and ultimate acceptance and implementation...

...‐professional evidence‐based practice (IMpP)[1]. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Paticipation Evidence‐based medicine Clinical governance Language Development First, using a socio‐linguistic meta‐theoretical framework of language creation from below (Volosinov, 1986) the paper signals...

... and delivery of care. This shift of emphasis has come to be known as evidence‐based medicine or EBHC in its broadest sense. Haynes et al. (1996) describe an evolving definition, which currently stands as the conscientious and judicious use of current best evidence from clinical care research...

... to test and refine the list of informants identified by the research team. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Monitoring Evidence‐based medicine Health Policy Pregnancy Screening is important for early detection or prevention of several diseases. The UK National Screening Committee (NSC...