2018
DOI: 10.3917/rdli.091.0155
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Réforme de l’hôpital. Quels enjeux en termes de travail et de santé des personnels ?

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“…The principles of New Public Management (NPM) introduced in the French healthcare system in the early 2000s have been oft-critiqued as inappropriate for the healthcare sector (Abord de Chatillon and Desmarais, 2012; Simonet, 2014). Over the last 20 years, a number of articles, such as Benallah and Domin (2017), have described the resulting fragmentation, tensions, competing priorities and subsequent turf-wars within and between actors, institutions and organizations. Yet within this contentious field, one topic has always found consensus: patient safety in hospitals.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The principles of New Public Management (NPM) introduced in the French healthcare system in the early 2000s have been oft-critiqued as inappropriate for the healthcare sector (Abord de Chatillon and Desmarais, 2012; Simonet, 2014). Over the last 20 years, a number of articles, such as Benallah and Domin (2017), have described the resulting fragmentation, tensions, competing priorities and subsequent turf-wars within and between actors, institutions and organizations. Yet within this contentious field, one topic has always found consensus: patient safety in hospitals.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Des travaux récents (Barlet & Marbot, 2016;Benallah & Domin, 2017a;Cordier, 2009;Gheorghiu & Moatty, 2013;Locquet & Ricroch, 2014) proposent une présentation très complète de l'intensification du travail dans le secteur hospitalier. Le travail de Benallah & Domin (2017b) (Belorgey, 2013) caractérise une accélération du travail soignant, tout du moins une rationalisation du temps qui s'inscrit dans le développement de délais très courts .…”
Section: L'intensification Du Travail Comme Symptôme De Transformationsunclassified
“…In response, central health authorities asserted that these are not as safe as high volume maternity hospitals . The suppression of hospital beds and the closure of emergency services put more patients are risks and worsened staff working conditions due to an increase in the number of patients . Another major point of discord for professionals is the government top down agenda that create rigidities in the daily management of hospitals: The central government appoints the head of the hospital board of directors (he/she used to be elected by hospitalists).…”
Section: Physician's Criticismmentioning
confidence: 99%