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Showing 1 to 20 of 44 for “"healthcare organisations"”.
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Contextual approach to the performance analysis of Iran’s national accreditation programme for healthcare organisations
… in the practices of public sector (e.g. healthcare) organisations. Critical features of the health sector have particularly warranted the application of various internal or external PMSs in this area as well as the regular assessment of their own performance. This is crucial in terms of …
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Impact of the Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM) in safety management at healthcare organisations
… Health Organization, 2020). To manage safety, healthcare organisations have traditionally focused on identifying failures, performing analysis of events, and developing strategies to reduce the failures. Several thought leaders have argued that the traditional method is not adequate to manage …
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Patient safety culture in Irish healthcare: a mixed-methods investigation
… been described as the way in which members of a healthcare organisation think about and prioritise safety. The patient safety culture in a healthcare organisation can be affected by numerous factors including staff perceptions of teamwork, patient safety, working conditions and support from …
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To explore strategies of personalised AI based e-learning to add value through training and development for healthcare staff: a case study of a care home in the UK
… to the specific needs and preferences of healthcare professionals to enhance the efficacy of e-learning and thereby delivery of care within healthcare and social care organisations. However, the full potential of personalised AI based e-learning remains largely untapped in healthcare …
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A multi-methods approach to explore the organisational level barriers and facilitators to the implementation of evidence-based guidance in primary care.
… which characteristics of primary care organisations influence the translation of guidance into practice.<br/><br/><b>Methods</b>: A three phase multi-method design. (1) A literature review exploring organisational change in primary healthcare organisations, focusing on knowledge …
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Development of a sustainable Lean Six Sigma framework in Healthcare Sector
The healthcare sector is promoting the use of process improvement approaches resulting in several successful improvement projects. However, evidence, based on literature, points out that in a significant number of cases, healthcare organisations have failed to sustain the deployment of process …
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Dealing with variability in the design, planning and evaluation of Healthcare inpatient units: a modeling methodology for patient dependency variations.
… the fluctuating demand and high variability in healthcare systems. These system’s variations need to be considered whilst at the same time making efficient use of the systems’ resources. Patient dependency fluctuation, which makes determining the level of adequate staffing highly complex, is …
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An Exploration of the relationship between Patient Reported Experience Measures (PREMS) and overall experience score using SERVQUAL
Patient experience is a fundamental pillar of healthcare quality, yet while clinical outcomes have advanced significantly, the human element of care often struggles to keep pace. This research addresses a critical gap in healthcare quality improvement: the disconnect between the vast amounts of …
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Phenomenological study of student nurses’ preparedness for delivering culturally competent care upon graduation
… a multi-faceted approach from universities, healthcare organisations, and individuals.
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The design of composite indicators of healthcare quality: a multi-method analysis
… seeking to summarise aspects of the quality of healthcare organisations often have important impacts: they may be reputationally consequential for healthcare organisations, may affect prioritisation for inspection or action by regulators, and may be responsible for effecting changes in the way …
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The Effectiveness of Digital Mental Health Interventions in Reducing Work-Related Burnout Among Office Workers in England: A Systematic Review
… (NHS) in England discovered that nearly 46.8% of healthcare workers are feeling unhealthy due to work-related stress, depression, and anxiety. In such a context, interventions like online intervention, Mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs), and Psychoeducation Interventions help facilitate …
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A Machine Learning Framework for Securing Patient Records
… in large-scale critical networks, specifically healthcare infrastructures. The focus of this research is safeguarding Electronic Patient Record (EPR)systems in particular. Privacy is a primary concern amongst patients due to the rising adoption of EPR systems. There is growing evidence to …
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Exploring barriers to TB contact tracing and screening: health service providers’ perspective
… and screening efforts from the perspective of healthcare providers, the Ward-based primary health care outreach teams (WBPHCOT). The study followed a qualitative descriptive exploratory design. In-depth interviews were conducted with 12 purposively selected healthcare workers, including nurses …
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Evaluating Centralisation in Healthcare Supply Chains
Healthcare supply chains face mounting pressure to deliver high-quality patient care while managing rising costs, workforce shortages, and ageing populations. Frag-mented material flows often constrain coordination, visibility, and control, and struc-tural redesigns such as centralisation are …
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The process and impact of special measures upon an NHS trust
… in previous studies of culture in healthcare organisations). The findings revealed that participants perceived a complicated tangle of operational and cultural issues to have led to the Trust’s poor performance. Participants’ perceptions of the Trust’s culture cut across the …
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‘Through the patient’s eyes’: shadowing patients at the end of life
… in recent years has included a requirement for healthcare organisations to collect patient experience data, and to improve patients’ experience of care. Shadowing is an experiential technique intended to enable healthcare staff to collect information in a way which will aid them to understand …
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Exploring and Contextualising Expertise in Relation to the Safeguard Lead Nurse
… informants were selected purposively and several healthcare organisations were approached in order for them to allow their SLNs to take part. The information collected from the interview process was manually analysed using Framework, a manual method that can be used to examine and order data. …
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Conceptualising, Narrating and Enacting Leadership in the Interprofessional Healthcare Workplace: Exploring Complexity Using Qualitative Methods
… should be distributed across many levels of healthcare organisations to improve the patient experience and staff morale. Much medical education literature on leadership focusses on the training and competence of individuals. Little attention is paid to the interprofessional workplace and how …
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Risk as the key criterion for invention? A study of four psychiatric settings.
… of the major issues facing nurses. Its role in healthcare organisations has gained increased recognition as the consequences of risky decisions have become more visible. The project was primarily concerned with exploring issues that confront one particularly group of professionals - psychiatric …
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