...Gemma Turato; Rosalie Boyce Purpose This study contributes to international debates in health services management by examining how clinical matrix governance structures shape the workplace experiences of allied health professionals ( AHPs ) in public hospital bed-based services. Through...

... while simultaneously limiting transparency and sharing of organisational learning. Research limitations/implications Reporting leaders’ perceptions of how these system pressures and governance arrangements shape investigation processes and the use of findings, this study contributes new knowledge...

...Michael John Steger Purpose Advanced practice providers (APPs) are essential to health system capacity yet remain underrepresented in governance and executive leadership. This narrative review synthesizes existing peer-reviewed and organizational evidence into a five-domain framework for APP...

...Paul Gretton-Watson; Sandra G. Leggat; Jodi Oakman Purpose This study explores how governance, cultural norms and resources contribute to workplace bullying in surgical teams across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. It draws on Systems Theory and the Resource Dependence Theory (RDT) to examine...

...Satu Paatela; Moona Huhtakangas; Liina-Kaisa Tynkkynen Purpose In 2023, a major structural reform reorganised both the administrative and financial structures of the public health and social service system in Finland. Governance is one of the key health system functions, and this study aims...

...Carlos Manuel Nunes; Patrícia Gomes; Joaquim Santana Purpose This study aims to investigate the impact of key contextual factors, specifically those related to governance structures and resource availability, on the operational and financial performance of hospitals. Design/methodology/approach...

...Jessika Wide; David Feltenius Purpose In Sweden, a decentralized unitary state, the 21 self-governing regions are responsible for healthcare. A governing tool in the relations between the central government and the regions is the use of “national agreements”. The literature describes agreements...

...Suzana Holmér; Barbro Krevers; Kristin Thomas; Ann-Charlotte Nedlund Purpose Publicly funded healthcare systems struggle to govern and determine how finite resources should be allocated in relation to political goals within a pre-determined budget. Primary healthcare (PHC) has a central...

... performing mental health providers. This study suggests that the organisational approaches used to govern and manage mental health providers are associated with their performance, and the study’s findings give clues as to what areas might need attention. They include, but are not limited...

... function is important to affirming this identity. Resource dependence Nonprofit healthcare Governance Outside board characteristics Desmond Ng can be contacted at: dng@tamu.edu 26 01 2021 12 04 2021 20 04 2021 13 07 2021 23 07 2021 © Emerald Publishing...

...Maureen Alice Flynn; Niamh M. Brennan Purpose While clinical governance is assumed to be part of organisational structures and policies, implementation of clinical governance in practice (the praxis) can be markedly different. This paper draws on insights from hospital clinicians, managers...

... practices. It offers opportunities for the regulation of hospital mergers that acknowledges rather than aims to dispel the uncertain and potentially ambiguous impact of mergers on quality and safety of care. Governance Quality healthcare Mergers Despite the continuation of hospital mergers...

...Alison Brown Governance Leadership Communication Healthcare Clinical governance Quality healthcare Alison Brown can be contacted at: a.brown@unsw.edu.au 01 07 2019 12 12 2019 13 01 2020 13 01 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing...

..., 2018. The conference was themed Coordinating Care across Boundaries and Borders. As a collection, the papers address a set of issues related to healthcare organizing: the impact on formal governance arrangements of complex health care delivery; the diversity of client needs; the imperative...

... to healthcare governance and management, and conditions to develop and use such competence, are suggested. Hardly any empirical research has examined ethical competence related to healthcare governance and management tasks. The paper integrates ethics and theories on learning in organizations...

...David John Sheard; Gregory Clydesdale; Gillis Maclean A key question in the provision of public health concerns how that provision is governed. The purpose of this paper is to examine the governance structure of a public health board and its perceived impact on the efficacy of clinical...

... April 2002 Establishment of Mental Health Commission Creates independent regulatory function for mental health services. Publishes guidance documents and compliance notices. Governs and monitors mechanisms which underpin the detention of people on an involuntary basis in approved centres January...

...Matthias Mitterlechner Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a theory of governing in integrated care networks. Asking how and why the governance of these networks emerges and evolves over time, it responds to calls for more innovative thinking in this field. Design/methodology...

...-specific strategies with specific outcomes. In total, ten guiding principles were identified: create agreement and commitment based on a long-term vision; foster cooperation and representation at the board level; use layered governance structures; create awareness at all levels; enable interpersonal...

... meetings. With such strong membership of the JHM Patient Safety and Quality Board Committee, they can more effectively work with management from each entity to implement the six principles toward becoming highly reliable. Table I Six governance principles Principle Implementation...