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... Public sector organizations Organizational change Implementation Management Health services sector Performance management systems Performance management relies on performance measurement, which provides information to healthcare organizations, enabling them to analyse and benchmark...

... obligation to make the process as democratic as possible. It will only happen if the public see the relevance of their contribution, how their input is to be achieved and the output assessed. New Zealand Evidence-based practice Hospital management Inequality Health services sector National Health...

... of organizational importance. Lowly prioritized indicators will not have as much impact as highly prioritized indicators. This allows for monitoring performance as a function of strategic importance. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Performance measurement Decision support Health services...

...@vgregion.se © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Health care Management Change Professional identities Mindsets Communication Complexity theory Health services sector Sweden Limited physician participation in organisational improvement work seems to be a recurring issue...

... improvement Decision making Organization Knowledge transfer Health services sector In most industrial countries, health systems have committed themselves to implementing reforms in order to resolve dysfunctions and achieve sustainability (Tuohy, 1999 ; Saltman, 2002 ; Saltman et al...

... that promised to spread the benefits of new modes of treatment in one clinical area to others: Evidence‐based practice Implementation Quality improvement Networks Organizational change Research Health services sector United Kingdom The gap between best practice and routine practice...

... Implementation Health services sector Performance monitoring Cost effectiveness Telemedicine refers to the provision of healthcare where telecommunications technology is used to remotely monitor or evaluate patient health (Roine et al., 2001). Over the past 20 years the application...

... flows Complexity Health care management Finland Health services sector Knowledge transfer Complexity theory From the two perspectives described previously this paper views the Finnish health care system as a knowledge system and pays special attention to knowledge flows connecting...

... Health care Health services sector Latin America Universal health coverage Litigation In recent years, several middle‐income Latin American countries have seen a steep increase in the number of cases litigating access to curative services and inputs. A renewed judicial approach...

...@uncg.edu Information technology India Outsourcing International trade Health services sector In recent years, developed‐world based healthcare providers are increasingly outsourcing various medical functions such as medical transcription (hereinafter: MT), billing and insurance claims...

... organizations. S.N. Willich can be contacted at: stefan.willich@charite.de © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Leadership Health services sector Hospital management Strategic planning In May 2003 an editorial in Nature drew international attention to “Berlin's university...

..., and administering immunizations. Some medical assistants also provided patient education materials, performed venipuncture, translated during medical interviews and notified patients of test results. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Health services sector Medical personnel Organizational...

... as well as the co‐existence of old and new forms of organising. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Home care Norway Health services sector Change management In Norway the system of healthcare provision is based on a decentralised model. The idea that decentralisation...

... Publishing Limited 2009 Doctors Health services sector Focus groups Perception Hospitals Sweden The work of physician is multifaceted and requires competence over and above the application of medical knowledge, for instance with regard to relational skills, which include aspects...

... that the replacement of a public sector monopoly by a private sector monopoly might actually lead to higher prices and reductions in quality. Suzanne Young can be contacted at: s.h.young@latrobe.edu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Health services sector Outsourcing Contracting out...

... Kingdom Health services sector Public sector organizations Governance NPM refers to the dominance of managerialism in the public sector, reflecting developments in the private sector that are considered to represent “good” management. NPM does not refer to particular change initiatives...

... interdisciplinary understanding of health. Critical management Health services sector Management technique Cross‐functional integration Arguing that the debate between immanent and intentional has long been forgotten, Cowen and Shenton suggest that an uncritical mainstream interpretation...

... social climate, participation, workload and leadership. Doctors Health services sector Workplace Work psychology Group discussion Sweden Health care systems have undergone major technological, organisational and financial changes in many countries during the last decades...