Complex health care systems
Towards the implementation of large scale innovations in complex health care systems: views of managers and frontline personnel
... ‘across’ health system change, that is, views on the taking of an innovation and implementing it across a whole, state-based, healthcare delivery system (which includes many hospitals and health service ...
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Using a Complex Systems Perspective to Achieve Sustainable Health Care Practice Change
... Communication emerged as critical factor at two sites (geriatric site and rural hos- pital), with practice changes focusing explicitly on improving communication. After the initial struggles of Site 1 (geriatric), the ...
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Understanding Change in Complex Health Systems a review of the literature on change management and social care 2007 2017
... in complex adaptive systems independent actors maintain their independence whilst also working together for shared outcomes, healthcare organisations are primarily professional systems characterised ...
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Punching above their weight: a network to understand broader determinants of increasing life expectancy
... the complex interactions between the charac- teristics of health care systems and the wider social, economic and political determinants of health that may underpin the unexpectedly ...
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Rapid spread of complex change: a case study in inpatient palliative care
... in health care that were also identified ...many complex adaptive systems in health care, Kaiser Permanente is a loosely-coupled organ- ization; leadership is decentralized, with ...
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Building Systems That Work for Children With Complex Health Care Needs: Editor’s Note
... clinical systems and health services research on CMC and explore their implications for pediatric health care systems that care for this ...the health of CMC. The authors ...
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Health Systems as Complex Systems
... public health to health- centered businesses) health care is becoming progres- sively more and more ...public health policy delegates have to plan for highly complex scenarios of ...
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Health Information System Implementation in a Complex Acute Care Environment: A Sociotechnical Analysis
... use health-related data for decision-making surrounding patient flow throughout the hospital (Health Metrics Network, 2009; Sim et ...of care (ALC) patients on a centralized dashboard in real ...
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Strengthening referral systems in community health programs: a qualitative study in two rural districts of Maputo Province, Mozambique
... any health system is important to ensure the “ hardware ” elements of CHW programs that allow the functioning of referral systems are in ...effective care when the “ software elements ” , in ...
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Language Matters: Identifying Medically Complex Children in Foster Care
... foster care cannot be identified by virtue of widely differing assignations, they and their health outcomes become ...the health care systems are consistently tracking how much ...
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Implementing a care pathway for elderly patients, a comparative qualitative process evaluation in primary care
... home care staff understand how to use the care ...the care pathway was found to have the potential of structuring the provision of home care services and collaboration with the GPs, and ...
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Defining ‘actionable’ high- costhealth care use: results using the Canadian Institute for Health Information population grouping methodology
... Saskatchewan Health databases are available elsewhere ...Personal Health Registration System (PHRS) for individuals with > = 1 day of valid health insurance coverage within the study ...provincial ...
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Care planning and co-ordination: imperfect solutions in a complex world
... mental health care especially where individuals have complex health and social care ...services. Care planning involves professionals (nurses, doctors, social workers and others) ...
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Doctor-patient communication in the e-health era
... patient health record can serve as the hub for some of the consumer/community e-health functions summarized on the right side of the figure ...their health needs is not within the provider ...their ...
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Supporting Policy Definition in the e-Health domain: a QCA based method
... Abstract: eHealth is broadly considered as a promising strategy to improve the economic sustainability and quality of the healthcare service provision in Europe. Nevertheless, despite the enthusiastic declarations of ...
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Stepping Stones: The role of hospice day care in the care of patients with terminal illness
... day care service over a period of time facilitated a process of preparation that some patients were willing to engage with, either formally or ...day care services make no explicit references to the ...
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Traditional and Orthodox Medical Systems in Nigeria: The Imperative of a Synthesis
... own health system to thrive and therefore portrayed the former as nothing but ‘witchcraft’ and ...indigenous health care ...its health care delivery ...
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Allowing FDA Regulation of Communications Software Used in Telemedicine: A Potentially Fatal Misdiagnosis?
... The actual computer hardware and software used to run the systems at the health care provider's office; the communications software used by the health care provider; t[r] ...
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Development of a health care systems curriculum
... leadership, health systems, and values-based patient-centered ...The health systems training is approximately one third of the content delivered in the enhanced undergraduate medical education ...
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Incentives and the reform of health care systems
... In the second part of the chapter we described the characteristics of the optimal PS, or, by using the terminology of the theory of regulation, “contract”, between a purchaser and a provider of health services ...
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