... processes (Appelbaum, 1997 ; Trist, 1981 ; Pasmore et al., 2019). 09 12 2025 18 02 2026 06 03 2026 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Health services sector Quality healthcare Hospital management...

... Public sector organizations Organizational change Implementation Management Health services sector Performance management systems Jean-Sebastien Marchand can be contacted at: jean-sebastien.marchand@enap.ca 29 08 2020 21 01 2021 17 02 2021 As mentioned...

... used this combination of approaches to address this issue. New Zealand Evidence-based practice Hospital management Inequality Health services sector National Health Service All health care systems are facing ever greater demands due to aging populations and increasing opportunities...

... Publishing Limited 2014 Performance measurement Decision support Health services sector Strategic alignment Holistic performance It is important to note that all external data are publicly available and validated by the federal units and governmental agencies issuing them. The data...

... 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...

... Health services sector Sweden Limited physician participation in organisational improvement work seems to be a recurring issue in the western world, at the same time as managers and researchers argue that physician engagement is necessary to improve health‐care delivery (e.g. Rundall et al...

... for CLAHRCs is to find ways to ensure coherence and lead the direction of the activities pursued within this enterprise. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Evidence‐based practice Implementation Quality improvement Networks Organizational change Research Health services sector...

... 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...

... Finland Health services sector Knowledge transfer Complexity theory Public health organizations are often considered as static, tradition‐guided and isolated from competition (Porter and Teisberg, 2006). However, these assumptions seem not to hold in the 21^st century. Modern health...

... Peru Uruguay Health care Health services sector Latin America Universal health coverage Litigation Table I shows the most relevant articles present in the constitutions of the seven countries studied that are related to the right to health (R2H) and the writ of protection. It also...

..., 2008). 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...

... Publishing Limited 2010 Health services sector Medical personnel Organizational skills Primary care United States of America Stephanie Taché can be contacted at: taches@fcm.ucsf.edu Five overarching themes describe the experience of medical assistants in primary care settings...

... 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 the next phase the data from the interviews was analyzed within each VIF group. Consistent...

... 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 Critics of NPM tend to characterise NPM doctrines as shallow and non‐theoretical, thus disconnected from the political...

... that strategy was to explore what facets of their role as physicians these professionals would choose to address in the dialogue groups. David Bergman can be contacted at: david.bergman@ki.se © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Doctors Health services sector Focus groups Perception...

... analysis of this decision. Suzanne Young can be contacted at: s.h.young@latrobe.edu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Health services sector Outsourcing Contracting out Australia Outsourcing, or contracting out, alongside the privatization of public utilities, has been used...

... these imperial roots of development are hidden by development being presented as a post‐war strategy, which has a history of no more than 60 years. Critical management Health services sector Management technique Cross‐functional integration This paper connects histories of management...

... that the relationship between the Chair of a Board and the Chief Executive represented the key managerial relationship within a Trust, forming an organisational apex characterised by “two at the top”. Boards Performance management United Kingdom Health services sector Public sector organizations Governance...

...< 0.02) for the indices feedback (from M=33, SD=23 to M=47, SD=21), goal clarity (from M=22, SD=22 to M=39, SD=22) and the overall FSEI (from M=49, SD=12 to M=55, SD=14). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Doctors Health services sector Workplace Work psychology Group discussion...

...). Health services sector Cost analysis Risk assessment a small of portion of individuals who will be high utilizers; and a relatively equal size of individuals who fail to become among the top utilizing groups of patients. The term “generalizability” in this context means the extent...