... of this licence may be seen at Link to the terms of the CC BY 4.0 licence . Resilience Resilience in healthcare Elderly care Leaders Leadership Informal caregivers Healthcare professionals Systematic literature review HORIZON EUROPE Health HORIZON-HLTH-2023-CARE-04 http://dx.doi.org...

... concerns over ROI led us to reflect on our findings against the premises of healthcare governance. Continuous QI Health care quality Organisational development for effective clinical governance Leadership Healthcare funders worldwide spend millions on the provision of safe and quality care...

... 25 04 2024 20 05 2024 21 05 2024 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Health care quality Emerging health economies Patient safety Governance structures Leadership Management The first two studies were part...

... systems, organisational resources, support and leadership are vital to reduce the risk of employees' occupational ill-health (Kisely et al., 2020 ; Morgantini et al., 2020). Employers can minimise burdens on healthcare personnel by providing procedures for infection control, protective...

... only Governance structures Emerging healthcare delivery structures Leadership Management Vaccines or vaccination Political strategy India is the world’s largest generic drugs manufacturer and also the second largest exporter. Therefore, it is referred to as the “Pharmacy of the world...

..., patient ombudsman and next-of-kin representatives/and elderly care organization representant) experienced user involvement through all phases of the research project. The project included implementation of a leadership intervention. Findings Multiple strategies of user involvement were applied during...

... that leadership was strongly associated with quality of care outcomes (e.g., mortality, injuries, satisfaction and pain), and that these relationships were evident across different healthcare settings (Sfantou et al., 2017). Transformational leadership behaviors are shown to be especially beneficial...

...Alex Berland Purpose In Canada, community engagement and accountability are a political imperative, resulting in an omnipresent program with varied opportunities for public participation. The purpose of this paper is to promote leadership and commitment for health system transformation that truly...

... Limited Licensed re-use rights only Organization Evidence-based practice Health policy Governance structures Leadership Health law or regulation Health is one of the critical macroeconomic and political factors of any society (Kickbusch and Gleicher, 2012). It is recognised...

... and the Four Habits models of Clinical Communication. Findings The results of the study indicate that leadership conducted staff meetings with some of the components of the RELATE model. These include staff meetings, employee rounding and communication/notice boards. The results of the study also suggest...

... Governance structures Leadership Health law or regulation Political strategy Health insurance plans According to the World Health Organization (2000), health systems consist of “all the people and actions whose primary purpose is to improve health. They may be integrated and centrally directed...

... Confidence Leadership Professionalism Value PD process over outcomes Part of EVIPNet Facilitators’ knowledge Use of evidence EBP PD Policy making Decision-making processes Political processes Participatory social processes Health field Health system...

... not the only one to take care of” in a rude way (M02). Midwives from [the public] hospital used to shout at me. I delivered my first baby at night and I would make a lot of noise so that’s why nurses shouted at me but I could tell them, “it’s not me it’s the pain” (M36). Leadership Governance...

...Susan Crabtree; Hilary Clare Tolley Purpose The purpose of this paper is to report on a postdoctoral research study examining the importance of multi-level leadership and health governance for ensuring the implementation of national and provincial health sector strategies that aim to improve...

... projects. There were also 3 exchange visits to the UK, 6 workshops and 11 visits of RCM staff/consultants to Uganda. Leadership Continuous quality improvement Health care quality Midwifery Organizational learning Qualitative research Health law or regulation Maternal and child health Health...

...) need to include AMR as a standing agenda in their meetings. Eliudi Eliakimu can be contacted at: eliakimueliudi@gmail.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Health policy Management Leadership Governance structures Microbiology Antimicrobial resistance...

... – NBPHE’s CPH credential is unique in the world. Foreign students graduating with American public health degrees have been taking the exam before returning to leadership roles in their own country. The CPH program described can serve as a model for other nations. Greenwood (1957) and Freidson (1970...

...), the present contribution stresses leadership and empowerment alongside accountability (in the sense of enabling “every clinical team to put quality at the heart of their moment-to moment care of patients”. It implies that accountability to “create an environment in which excellence in clinical care...

... health supervision literature. Because of the breadth of the supervision literature, we focused our systematic searches on the Tier 1 papers, which formed the basis of the initial meta-model development. We then randomly sampled frameworks from the remaining two tiers. Leadership Management...

...Luu Trong Tuan Purpose This research aims to look through the data of Nhan Dan Gia Dinh Hospital, a state‐owned hospital in Vietnam, for evidence on whether a clinical governance initiative cultivates ethical leadership, market‐ or innovation‐oriented culture, knowledge sharing, and knowledge...