Measuring quality on the therapeutic relationship

2 Measuring the therapeutic relationship 7 Patient satisfaction surveys 9 ... and why? What about your relationship with your practice nurse, counsellor, receptionist, health care assistant, alternative practitioner, and so ... the therapeutic relationship against the creeping menace of managed care

  Patients, Nurse, Relationship, Therapeutic, The therapeutic relationship

Managing quality in community health care services

monitoring quality, and serious failures in the quality of care in the acute hospital sector have further reinforced the focus on quality in recent years ( Department of Health 2008; National Advisory Group on the Safety of Patients in England 2013;

  Health, Services, Quality, Care, Community, Managing, Of health, Managing quality in community health care services

Transforming the delivery of health and social care: The ...

TRANSFORMING THE DELIVERY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE The case for fundamental change Chris Ham Anna Dixon Beatrice Brooke

  Health, Delivery, Transforming, Transforming the delivery of health

Managing people with long-term conditions - King's Fund

managing long-term conditions across a population. Arthritis The current state of care quality to people with both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis is difficult to determine given the lack of objective quality measures. However, the evidence suggests that care quality is currently highly variable and sub-optimal and could be significantly

  Measure, Managing

The Autumn Budget - The King's Fund

The Autumn Budget 2017: joint statement on health and social care 4 o ensure that any increase in the pay of NHS staff is fully funded, rather than being met from within the existing NHS funding

  Budget, The autumn budget, Autumn

Case management: What it is and how it can best be ...

case management is the level of care targeted at those with the greatest risk of emergency admission. People at lower risk of admission can be targeted with disease management

  Management, Case, Case management

Long-term conditions Michael Parsonage and mental health

Introduction People with long-term physical health conditions – the most frequent users of health care services – commonly experience mental health problems such as depression and anxiety,

  Terms, Long

Exploring the system-wide costs of falls in older people ...

system-wide costs of falls in older people in Torbay Authors Yang Tian James Thompson David Buck Lara Sonola August 2013 Key messages n One in three people aged over 65, and half of those aged over 80, fall at ... Exploring the system-wide costs of falls in older people in Torbay

  Fall, System, Cost, People, Exploring, Wide, Older, Exploring the system wide costs of falls in older people, System wide costs of falls in older people

MAKING SHARED DECISION-MAKING A REALITY

MAKING SHARED DECISION-MAKING A REALITY No decision about me, without me Angela Coulter, Alf Collins

Managing acute illness - King's Fund

An Inquiry into the Quality of General Practice in England. Managing acute illness Roger Jones Wolfson Professor of General Practice ... identifying studies that examined approaches to evaluating quality measures for the management of acute illness. The literature in this area was relatively ... performance) or to have unintended consequences.

  Performance, Measure, Managing, England

A Healthier Wales

social care – an ageing population, lifestyle changes, public expectations and new and emerging medical technologies. The Review made a strong case that a service based mainly on a medical model of health, and a separate system of social care, is not fit for the future. The need for change is with us now, not just at some distant date.

  Care, Ageing

State of Health in the EU Ireland - World Health Organization

the health system is underperforming and that a fundamental transformation is needed to make it fit to meet future demands associated with an ageing society. Key areas to be tackled include introducing a universal health system, building up the health system to improve access and adequately meet health care needs, more consistent

  Care, Ageing

FUTURE OF WORK AND SKILLS - OECD

workers are retiring. Population ageing is also likely to lead to important reallocations of labour and resources across sectors and occupations as consumer tastes change: demand is likely to shift from durable goods (such as cars) towards services (such as health care). In countries with a young and growing

  Skills, Code, Future, Care, Work, Ageing, Future of work and skills

Impact of Globalization on Human Resource Management

States, Germany and Japan will face long term talent shortages mainly due to ageing and the retirement of baby boomers. There are more workers retiring than entering the labor force in these countries. By 2020, for every five retiring workers, only four new workers will join the labor force in most developed countries.

  Ageing