...Tala Mirzaei; Paulo Gomes; Andres Soto; Rafael Yonemura Purpose This study evaluates the impact of implementing progression-of-care huddles on diagnosis and discharge times. It contributes to understanding how adaptive coordination among healthcare professionals enhances decision-making...

.../approach The research examines how increased centralization and reduced organizational autonomy affect decision-making in hospitals, employing qualitative analysis through in-depth interviews with top managers. The study collected and analyzed data from 15 hospital managers in year 2015 and 2022 (eight...

... intelligence system, a decision matrix is established. Secondly, spherical fuzzy total order of preference decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory methodology is taken into consideration for weighting the criteria. Thirdly, emerging seven countries are ranked by using spherical fuzzy MultiAtributive...

... significant heterogeneity in theoretical basis and methodological strategies. Nonetheless, the knowledge structure of this research’s stream seems to be primarily composed of five clusters of interconnected topics: (1) decision-making, relevant capabilities and value creation; (2) user satisfaction...

... Monetary Fund Online, 2017). Strategies are being suggested and enforced on use of health research evidence in policy or decision making. Some research funders now require explanations on how research results would be applied in policy or decision making (Bowen and Graham, 2013). In some cases...

...Ann Kirby; Aileen Murphy; Colin Bradley A probit model is used to determine the factors influencing multi-disciplinary decision making and a multinomial logit is used to examine the factors influencing who is involved in the multi-disciplinary decisions. Results reveal that while some...

... is clinical staff not being empowered to voice their concerns to decision-makers, as was found in this case study of an Australian public health organization. The following research question informed the present study: What is a better committee system for clinician engagement in decision-making processes...

..., procedural, political, and economic factors in other healthcare organizations, such as insurance benefit package and health system design. As previously described, nine organizational values common to the two participating CAPs were identified as relevant to organizational decision making: stewardship, care...

...Sally Wortley; Jackie Street; Wendy Lipworth; Kirsten Howard Purpose Public engagement in health technology assessment (HTA) is increasingly considered crucial for good decision making. Determining the “right” type of engagement activity is key in achieving the appropriate consideration of public...

... constraint against discontinuation. Originality/value – The analysis offers new insights about decision making when discontinuing medication. It also offers one of the first examinations of how the institutional context embedding GPs influences their decisions about discontinuation. For policymakers...

.../value – These insights help us to better understand and work with priority setting conditions to advance evidence-informed decision making. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Canada Decision making Implementation Qualitative research Rationing Priority setting It is a fact...

... beneficial outcomes for patients and the broader system. Suzanne Robinson can be contacted at: suzanne.robinson@curtin.edu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Australia Decision making Primary care England Government policy Policy The organisation and funding of Australian...

... setting and describes strategies which might help decision makers to create a receptive context, and to manage relationships with external stakeholders. Decision making Context Health care Rationing Prioritization Priority setting Dr Iestyn Williams can be contacted at: i.p.williams...

... could influence how effectively tax money is being used. Dr Elisabet Werntoft can be contacted at: elisabet.werntoft@med.lu.se © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Decision making Interviews Qualitative research Prioritization Healthcare politicians I really want...

... exhibited a lack of interest in implementing change. Overall, there is a lack of systematic planning and decision-making toward health IT adoption. Adoption is not evidence-based, instead driven primarily by real and perceived regulatory requirements combined with a lack of information about...

... activities, and perceived determinants of successful disinvestment decision making and implementation. Data were organised into themes according to standard qualitative data coding practices. Findings – Findings indicate that experiences of disinvestment are varied and that organisations are currently...

...Marc Lemire; Olivier Demers‐Payette; Justin Jefferson‐Falardeau Purpose Developing a performance measure and reporting the results to support decision making at an individual level has yielded poor results in many health systems. The purpose of this paper is to highlight the factors associated...

... implications This framework can be used by others to develop decision‐making criteria and tools to enhance similar technology adoption programs. Originality/value The development of clear, user‐validated criteria for evaluating new technologies adds a critical element to improve decision‐making...

... of individuals to work collectively and in collaboration. Several factors appear to contribute to the development of successful teams, including effective communication, comprehensive decision making, safety awareness and the ability to resolve conflict. Not only is strong leadership important if teams...

... references were eliminated and inappropriate abstracts excluded from the final review data set. The following publications were excluded as inappropriate. Telemedicine Telecare Evaluation Decision making Implementation Health services sector Performance monitoring Cost effectiveness...