Top Research Papers on Health Care

The role of ethical and moral reasoning is deliberated and the psychological factors that are believed to contribute to fraud discussed, and the South African legal term, “fraud”, defined are defined.

The Evolving U.S. Healthcare Delivery System Levels of Care Healthcare Providers Healthcare Settings Acute Care Facilities Issues Affecting the Delivery of Healthcare Services Deregulation Emphasis on Secondary and Tertiary Healthcare Services.

In a country as prosperous as Australia, it is somewhat worrying that the quality and availability of public healthcare is being compromised.

The community-driven and evidence-informed process that BJC used to create a multiyear, proactive approach to addressing the social and economic factors that are the root causes of health inequities is detailed.

This research focuses on creating a space where users can seek medical care and easily discover numerous options for physicians that share similar review levels by combining all of their existing reviews on the Internet.

The Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social takes part in the constant training of its healthcare personnel, since the Institute knows that this has an impact on creating a virtuous circle of higher quality and giving cordial attention to patients.

The author visited Thomas Guy House, a new, propose-built hospital building opened 18 March 1998 by Her Majesty the Queen, which is housed in buildings which do not always meet safety requirements.

Wellbeing initiatives can be a targeted strategy to help alleviate burnout amongst healthcare professionals and build a mutually beneficial relationship between management and employees.

The Working out Loud (WOL) program for healthcare aims to create a learning culture for interdisciplinary collaboration and network-oriented learning and increases growth-oriented thinking at organizational level and can strengthen employees in the important area of health promotion and care.

The pedagogical tool including the visual health profile was experienced to have an important impact on the dialogue offering direction for actions to promote health and prevent disease.

It is shown that patient-controlled health care, free from centralised domination, can provide timely, high-quality, compassionate medical care at an affordable price for both individuals and the nation.

The UK and USA are developing new approaches to services provision and placing emphasis on preventive actions in their populations, with accountable care organisations (ACOs) taking responsibility for defined outcomes to a population and account for patient costs and quality.

The main realities on the teaching, healthcare and research fusion in Primary Health Care are expressed, to relate the main factors influencing in this process and to propose some measures that may to contribute to its improvement.

While the need for protection of patient privacy in electronic communications is well established in health care environments, consideration of the intrusion electronic media may have on employees is not as well developed.

Redesign is always challenging, as peoples' routines, habits and expectations are frequently disrupted, and need to be modified or replaced by new ones.

Various aspects of simulation are reviewed, including its background, philosophies, and the advantages and disadvantages of incorporating simulation as a pedagogical approach into current educational curriculums for healthcare students are highlighted.

The mental health care provided in Primary Care is characterized from the perception of health professionals in the cities to the 5th Regional Health Center of the state of Paraná, and five thematic categories emerged.

The lack of health education and care, using the lack of time as an excuse, as well as the reluctance to compromise and deprivation for health’s sake, demonstrate the loss of sustainability of health care system with respect to health educationand promotion.

The proposed settlement between Massachusetts and Partners HealthCare appears to lock into place the legacy of the hospital-based delivery model, rather than orchestrating a pathway to a new care delivery models, and needs a regulatory framework that will introduce innovative alternatives into the market, not enshrine the current costly paradigm.

Why the Colombian Healthcare System has not accomplished its initial purposes of full coverage and equal service provision although institutional reforms have made it more integrated in terms of access, entitlements and funding management is addressed.

Appalachian Regional Healthcare is in the midst of transforming itself into a new organization in terms of culture, professional practice, and work processes, and is transitioning into an era when this rural integrated health care delivery system will employ a completely electronic medical record.

The Guide for professionals concerns general care with the newborn (NB) and belongs to the Norms and Technical Manuals, published by the Ministry of Health.

This book is one of the results of a long-time, multidisciplinary research engagement in healthcare catalysed by the Leading Health Care initiative, taken by the Stockholm School of Economics’ Executive Education and Economic Research Institute.

The proposed settlement appears to lock into place the legacy of the hospital-based delivery model, rather than orchestrating a pathway to a new care delivery models, and needs a regulatory framework that will introduce innovative alternatives into the market, not enshrine the current costly paradigm.

This commentary is intended to add to the discussion of what is practical and how great an effect might be obtained by several of the proposals to help address the cost control issue.

Surprisingly, of the six management groups represented in the study, only healthcare administrators were acquiescent toward the presumed rights of smokers as employees; this anomaly is discussed in the article.

The greening of healthcare textiles is a topic of great importance for the overall greened of healthcare spaces due to the large number of chemicals used in the production of fabrics.

Detailed overview of healthcare practices and the use of pharmaceutical and technological resources in both acute and outpatient care settings throughout Switzerland, along with regional variations are provided.

Care for persons living with HIV can serve both to analyze PHC and as a device for change (through organizational rearrangements and patient care practices), but without ignoring the possibility of guaranteeing comprehensive care solely through PHC or the challenges in this process.

One consolidated desk reference was developed to promote understanding and diminish confusion, thereby, albeit indirectly, improving the delivery of health care services.

Introduction: While healthcare expenditure continues to increase overall health outcomes in the United States continue to be submarginal. The changes we make in our healthcare system need to be informed by a comprehensive and actionable definition of health that can unite patients, healthcare professionals, and policymakers. Methods: A literature review across multiple disciplines was conducted to assess a broad range of factors associated with health and well-being and based on this literature review a novel definition of health was developed. Results: Development of a definition of health as...

The suggested system is based on a simplified excellence model called the ‘4P Excellence Model’ which contains both intangible systemic factors and more logical tangible factors and can be used for assessing the existing organisational culture in relation to ILL and for identifying necessary improvement areas.

CoviPsyHUS is an innovative, reactive, and replicable mental health prevention and care system dedicated explicitly to healthcare workers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in one of this region's tertiary hospitals that could serve as a universal support model for other CO VID-19 affected teams or other exceptional health crises in the future.

The paper proved the need for internal audit as the basis for quality control of medical care in a health facility, developed the project milestones and explains what needs to be taken into account at every stage during its implementation.

Brain drain impedes maternal, neonatal, and child health and the fight against HIV/ AIDS, and translates into loss of potential employers, teachers, and role models, and the development of locally relevant medical training and research are useful measures to combat this problem.

It emerged that, despite the political gains made through the struggle of social movements, the health process for this population is still permeated by a heteronormative logic that disregards identities and gender orientations and, consequently, imposes major barriers to accessing healthcare services.

“Health Care Without Harm” is a new campaign devoted to reducing the environmental harms—namely, pollutants and unnecessary waste—generated by the healthcare industry.

HIPAA: Intent versus Actuality of the Law in Upholding the Privacy of Health Records and the Public Choice Theory Stakeholder Analysis.

The issue is a new challenge for many of the historically settled and widely relevant stakeholders active in the electronic healthcare area and there is a compelling need for reports from well executed studies, which provide accessible and clear descriptions of requirements for ectiveness and safety of apps for medicine, health and home care.

For a more efficient activity of prevention, the SPreSAL (Prevention and Health Service for the Work Area), has shown the opportunity to underline and empower the preventative activity of a support type, rather than surveillance, and to reinforce the Services in such a way that they will be able to recover their capacity to carry out a direct control over the risk factors present in the work area.

There is a need to regard health and social care as a single system, delivered by a multiplicity of different organisations, which has implications for the kind of leadership involved and for how this might be developed.

This paper aims to provide a history of nursing in Lebanon and its role in the development of women's health, as well as some of the aspects of nursing practice and its applications in the context of modern medicine.

Age and healthcare need were significantly and independently related to patient satisfaction in the logistic regression analysis adjusted for all confounders, and poor perceived health was related to dissatisfaction and unmet healthcare need in the univariate analyses.

The bottom-up approach of value-based healthcare is in line with day-to-day care practice and provides opportunities for effectively improving the quality of mental health care.

Ressalta-se uma visao ampliada da fitoterapia that incorpore esses dois enfoques, numa perspectiva of uma ecologia de saberes e praticas em saude.

A source of practical evidence is described, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality's Health Care Innovations Exchange, which describes a series of projects that demonstrate innovative approaches to organizational problems.

It is clear that a comprehensive approach entailing reforms and innovations geared towards bolstering accountability, monitoring and evaluation, and the retention of Ghana’s health workforce could optimize healthcare provision in Ghana.

It is unfortunate, that options for improved health care interventions and better health outcomes have come at a cost that countries, communities and families are finding increasingly difficult to utilize.

In seven chapters, the three authors convey the life of this innovative enterprise from its inception as an idea in July 1972 through its eight operational years, until it ceased doing business in August 1982.

The study shows that the most resource consuming sexually transmitted diseases in the NT were gonorrhoea and chlamydia and highlights that the majority of resources are spent where they have little effect on disease transmission and points to the need for investment in community based health promotion and preventive programs.