The Changing Role of the Hospital in European Health Systems

North, Jonathan

doi:10.1017/9781108855440

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“…Moreover, stroke incurs substantial costs outside the health care system, reflecting the survivors' high rates of disability and dependence. 25 A similar case is found with myocardial infarction. It is estimated that cost per patient in the developed countries could be between US$6,000 and US$20,000, where the myocardial infarction average exceeds US$11,000.…”

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Policy Note on Belarus Hospital Optimization

2020

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2020

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“…Currently, hospitals face a large number of challenges, including new patterns of diseases, rapidly evolving medical technologies, growing aging populations, and continuing budget constraints. Consequently, health professionals are required to continually develop new skills to adapt to evolutions in healthcare (North, 2020). According to the World Health Organisation (2020), nurses are the largest part of the health workforce worldwide.…”

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Nurse leaders' experiences of professional responsibility towards developing nursing competence in general wards: A qualitative study

Julnes

Myrvang

Reitan

et al. 2022

J Nursing Management

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Aim To explore nurse leaders' experiences of professional responsibility to facilitate nursing competence in general wards. Background Nurse leaders are responsible for maintaining high levels of competence among nurses to improve patient safety. Methods Qualitative analysis was conducted between February and April 2019 using semi‐structured interview data from 12 nurse leaders in surgical and medical wards at three Norwegian hospitals. Results Four main themes were identified: struggle to achieve nursing staff competence; focus on operational and budgetary requirements rather than professional development; demands to organize sick leaves and holiday periods; and challenges in facilitating professional development. Conclusion Nurse leaders felt that their responsibilities were overwhelming and challenging. They witnessed more support for current administrative tasks than for the implementation of professional development. Additionally, unclear work instructions from the employer provided few opportunities to facilitate professional development. Hospital management failed to ensure quality of care and patient safety in general wards by not supporting the strengthening of nurses' professional competence and preventing turnover. Implications for Nursing Management Management may integrate formal work instructions that clarify nurse leaders' responsibilities as professional developers, allowing nurse leaders to meet their obligation of maintaining adequate professional competence among nursing staff in general wards.

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Analysis of the Exploration of Security and Privacy for Healthcare Management Using Artificial Intelligence: Saudi Hospitals

Almalawi

Khan

Alsolami

et al. 2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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A large component of the Health Information Systems now comprises numerous independent apps created in the past that need to be merged to provide a more uniform service. In addition to affecting the Intelligent Health Board Functionality and dependability, the quality of these additional apps may also have an impact. A critical characteristic of the SHS's management and upkeep is the SHS's reliance on the real benefits provided to it. In speaking, an HMIS (Healthcare Management Information System) is a computer-based device that benefits medical practitioners to perform their duties more efficiently by coordinating all of their data. Even though these systems are widely used by most of the world, there is a significant need to comprehend these technologies and indeed the potential they provide. Healthcare data warehouses in Saudi Arabia have evolved through time, and this research examines how key service improvements in Saudi present varied viewpoints on how premium initiative help may be attained in health as well as how this could be done. When it comes to understanding how different types of medical professionals interact with healthcare systems throughout history, researchers developed stages of the maturity model.

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The Changing Role of the Hospital in European Health Systems

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

Policy Note on Belarus Hospital Optimization

Policy Note on Belarus Hospital Optimization

Nurse leaders' experiences of professional responsibility towards developing nursing competence in general wards: A qualitative study

Analysis of the Exploration of Security and Privacy for Healthcare Management Using Artificial Intelligence: Saudi Hospitals

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