Healthcare and Hospital Management
USE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT (A COMPARATIVE STUDYOF IRAN AND INDIA)
... improving healthcare delivery systems. It should be obvious that healthcare management is an information intensive task and IT is the buzzword of the present ...the management of ...
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St Vincent's University Hospital, 26 February 2018
... relevant hospital staff at induction and refresher training was provided ...the hospital which facilitates oversight of education and training by staff at hospital management ...The ...
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A Computerized Hospital Management System: Case Study “Gitwe Hospital”
... GITWE hospital facilities grow larger while providing around-the-clock care, they become more vulnerable to a wide array of security risks and ...the healthcare facility with the peace of mind that comes ...
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The design of a Business Intelligence application to control hospital funding in The Netherlands
... in healthcare. Financial forecasts are useful for healthcare organizations to predict how the future finances will pay out, so that resources can be effectively ...for management decisions. ...
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Management in hospital dentistry: an exploratory study
... Clinical Management: Mendes (2001), the term management of the clinic was adopted and can be conceptualized as a set of micromanagement technologies of the clinic, aiming to promote effective health care ...
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The experience of patients and family caregivers during hospital at home in France
... with the logistic tasks. Caregivers appeared as the daily witnesses for HAH professionals of the evolutions of the patient’s health, and mostly were the link between HAH and the hospital, despite the obvious fact ...
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Going toward Green Hospital by Sustainable Healthcare Waste Management: Segregation, Treatment and Safe Disposal
... proper management and control procedure is applied, healthcare waste should not have any adverse effects on human health and the ...wastes management is complex and success in such a big sector ...
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Healthcare organizational failures: causes, role of human errors and scope of management interventions
... 1995). Management thinks that if the culprit person is dismissed from the organization the problem is also removed and is likely to be never happen again in the ...the management that after removing that ...
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Analysis of routine hospital administrative data (including hospital episode statistics) to assess variation in process and outcomes in gastroenterology
... 112 excluded as were several conditions that previous studies have shown to have low impact on mortality and other outcomes when not cited as a primary diagnosis. These exclusions included acute diagnoses such as ...
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Healthcare associated infections: professionals risk perceptions in a hospital institution
... In order to guarantee the improvement of the quality of assistance provided in health services, national and international bodies develop standards that should guide practices and provide support for knowledge about care ...
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Capacity management in healthcare
... Because of the high degree of uncertainty and the need to comply to the value proposition, the need for flexibility is also the highest. Decisions at this level are of a structural nature, that are workable for ...
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Louth County Hospital, 06 October 2017
... The Louth Hospitals’ Infection Prevention and Control Committee served Louth County Hospital, Dundalk and Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda and met quarterly. The committee was chaired by a consultant ...
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Factors Associated with Compliance with Infection Control Guidelines in the Management of Labour by Healthcare Workers at Mulago Hospital, Uganda
... by healthcare workers in Mulago Hospital to generate in- formation, which may be used in infection control and prevention ...103 healthcare workers were in- volved in the study, where 74% were ...the ...
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Older patients’ participation in hospital admissions through the emergency department: an interview study of healthcare professionals
... During hospital admission, routine treatment like assessing the patient’s vital functions is the first priority for clinicians, and they use a medical triage system to prioritize patients who need emergency care ...
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Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, 27 October 2017
... Care bundles to reduce the risk of different types of infection have been introduced across many health services over the past number of years, and there have been a number of guidelines published in recent years ...
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEAN HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LHMS) FOR HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY
... economy. Healthcare industry was concerned with a quality and efficiency to deliver a good service to their customers ...the healthcare industry needs to deal with various problems such as increase demand ...
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<p>Out Of Hospital And In Hospital Management Of Cellulitis Requiring Intravenous Therapy</p>
... for management in HITH ...of hospital programs were noted to be female gender and treatment with ...to hospital may con- tinue their treatment via HITH when their clinical status ...
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Migrant workers’ occupation and healthcare-seeking preferences for TB-suspicious symptoms and other health problems: a survey among immigrant workers in Songkhla province, southern Thailand
... ment healthcare services, as their generally wealthier status meant that the higher cost at private clinics did not outweigh the added convenience of rapid service and freedom from worry over their often ...
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Enhancing the Healthcare Service using Quality Function Deployment and Database Management System in the Outpatient Department of a Government Hospital of Bangladesh
... The flow of patients, crowd control and easy access: The outpatient department of the hospital handle an enormous patient load, they are real hubs where thousands of people gather around every day. Despite that ...
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Coordinated care affects hospitalization and prognosis in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: a cohort study
... in hospital ad- missions with the initiation of the coordinated ...longer hospital stays because the mean annual number of days of hospitalization remained stable at ...of hospital, and for home ...
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