... of change. Change management theories offer valuable roadmaps for guiding transformation. These theories provide structured approaches to help organizations navigate transformation. They highlight that successful change is not only about strategies and systems, but also about people, culture...

... Licensed re-use rights only Prospective payment system Medical staff Implementation Context Change management Psychiatry Due to the strong dependency of the implementation of complex innovations on organizational and environmental factors, two contexts were considered...

... to change. 21 10 2020 22 02 2021 30 05 2021 21 06 2021 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Change management Measurement Individual response to change In contemporary society, an individual's ability...

... fatigue”. Change management Implementation Influence Research work The field of implementation science has emerged as a response to the challenges experienced in translating research findings and evidence-based practices to healthcare settings. Implementation research is defined...

... 24 06 2019 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Change management Case studies Health policy International comparison Healthcare reform Large-scale change How is systems transformation to be achieved? It is a familiar...

... and theory and informed by decades of research on this topic, rather than introduced ad hoc. Change agents must pair effective change management and implementation science strategies to specific contexts, depending on what is being implemented and ensure appropriate evaluation of organisational...

... as the innovation itself. Change management Hospitals Facilitation Implementation Nutrition In a climate of increasing demand and finite resources, reducing the evidence-practice gap to ensure cost-effective healthcare has never been more important (Grimshaw et al., 2012). However...

... approach to systems change. Many fellows are catalysing sustainable change in the healthcare environment. Innovation Leadership Healthcare Change management Interprofessional Clinical leadership The purpose of this paper is to review the impact of the clinical leadership programme...

..., registration number 413-08. The RCT was registered at Clinical Trials Gov: NCT01260493. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Change management Evidence-based practice Elderly care Change process Although the implementation of EBP deals with changing professional behavior...

... and management. Third, health care governance is characterized by the presence of strong professional interests: a presence that is stronger than in most other areas of public policy (Moran, 2006). Change management Governance Policy Political analysis In developed and developing countries alike...

..., and communication channels to facilitate system-wide and coherent QI (Nyström et al., 2012, 2014). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Change management Quality improvement Organizational development Monitoring and follow-up Demands for more, better, and safer health care seem...

... into health systems is difficult (Champagne, 2002 ; Contandriopoulos, 2003 ; Denis, 2002). To meet the various challenges presented by change management in health care organizations, we believe clinical governance levers are required to implement processes for improving quality of care and patient safety...

... in levels of autonomy. Therefore, this study highlighted some important aspects relating to core components of job characteristics including skill variety, task identity, task significance and autonomy. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Working hours Doctors Interviews Change...

...). Professor Frédéric Gilbert can be contacted at: gilbert.frederic@uqam.ca © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Change management Policy Public sector reform Primary care Change process Disseminating best practices in primary care remains a worldwide challenge (Starfield, 2009...

... to be revisited. Change management Leadership Politics Quality improvement Public sector reform Health services Like many innovations, the NETS was borne out of a combination of multiple factors and influences, some planned and others occurring more by happenstance. Central to the project...

... that had demonstrated some success at engaging physicians, we asked: what engagement strategies do managers employ, and how do these respond to the intergroup context? Managers Qualitative research Change management United States of America Social identification Doctors The SIA...

...Alison Ledger; Jane Edwards; Michael Morley Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how a change management perspective contributes new understandings about music therapy implementation processes. Design/methodology/approach – Narrative inquiry, ethnography, and arts-based...

...). Change External facilitation Stakeholder engagement Change management Facilitation Stakeholders Stroke is a common disease, with 110,000 new strokes in the UK per year. It is also expensive, costing >£7bn annually in health and social care costs, and is devastating for the individual...

...Bernardo Ramirez; Daniel J. West; Michael M. Costell Purpose – This paper aims to examine the concept of sustainability in health care organizations and the key managerial competencies and change management strategies needed to implant a culture of sustainability. Competencies and management...

... services Canada Change management Medical personnel Social planning Figure 1 presents the ORC provincial profile for each theoretical dimension and variable whereas the specific values of each variable and underlying item are presented in Table IV . Given the type of scaling, the mean...