The development of funding recommendations for health technologies at the state level: A South Australian case study

Lambert, Robyn; Carter, Drew; Burgess, Naomi; Afzali, Hossein Haji Ali

doi:10.1002/hpm.2529

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“…Conversely, use of evidence may not be as important to resource providers as resource recipients believe. However, this explanation is less likely to be the case as it does not align with previous literature, which tends to highlight the importance of evidence use in funding decisions (Lambert, Carter, Burgess, & Haji Ali Afzali, 2018;Greenhalgh & Montgomery, 2020). Overall, the discrepancy of evidence-related language between groups offers another way in which resource providers use their power as decision-makers.…”

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Innovation sociale et fourniture de ressources à but non lucratif : une analyse du discours

Turpin,

Shier

2024

CJNSER

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This research adopts a resource dependency approach to support the process of social innovation application within the context of nonprofit resource procurement using a comparative sample of re- source-providing organizations (n = 8) and nonprofit resource recipients (n = 10). An organizational discourse analysis was adopted to explore concepts of power and legitimacy across groups revealing several ways that social innovation is employed and challenged by both resource recipients and providers. Further, a text coverage analysis revealed several discrepancies with the use of terminology between sub-samples. Together, these novel analytical approaches provide a narrative regarding the ways in which social innovation is co-conceptualized within nonprofit resource provision, including examining the role of language and power between stakeholder groups.

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confidence: 84%

Innovation sociale et fourniture de ressources à but non lucratif : une analyse du discours

Turpin,

Shier

2024

CJNSER

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“…A possible solution to the dissatisfaction of physicians would be the legal regulation of dual employment, which is already known and practised abroad . Another possibility would be the introduction of the freelance medical specialist, which has already been recognised in several EU member states .…”

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“…15 A possible solution to the dissatisfaction of physicians would be the legal regulation of dual employment, which is already known and practised abroad. 16,17 Another possibility would be the introduction of the freelance medical specialist, which has already been recognised in several EU member states. 18 In Slovenia, the freelance medical specialist would be a self-employed person who independently carries out a professional activity in the field of medical service.…”

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Slovenian health care system and possibilities for freelance medical specialists

Kušar

Smrke

Bernik

2019

Health Planning & Management

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Summary Introduction The purpose of the article is to present the results of the research aimed at establishing the current situation in the health care system in Slovenia and verifying whether the possibility and support exist for the introduction of a freelance medical specialist. Methods We conducted a survey among physicians and health care managers. The sample framework covered the total population of physicians and health care managers in Slovenia; surveys were completed by 318 physicians and 52 health care managers. Results The results of the quantitative research analysis provided an essential basis for and feedback information about possible areas for improving the current state of the health care system. The conclusions of semistructured interviews also considerably contributed to the elaboration of the freelance medical specialist proposal. Conclusion The findings of the research point out the need for changes in the Slovenian health care system and the support of the research participants in the implementation of the freelance medical specialist proposal. In the participants' opinions, the possibility of introducing freelance medical specialists would change the work organisation, particularly in terms of additional formalised possibilities for practising in the medical profession, which would further contribute to the overall improvement of the health care system.

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The development of funding recommendations for health technologies at the state level: A South Australian case study

Cited by 2 publications

References 33 publications

Innovation sociale et fourniture de ressources à but non lucratif : une analyse du discours

Innovation sociale et fourniture de ressources à but non lucratif : une analyse du discours

Slovenian health care system and possibilities for freelance medical specialists

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