International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance: Volume 25 Issue 5

Addressing the issues of management and quality

Subjects:

Table of contents

Competition rules and health care players: principles and consequences

Diego Fornaciari, Stefaan Callens

Competition rules maximise consumer welfare by promoting efficient use of scarce resource and thus high output, low prices, high quality, varied services, innovation, production…

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A critical study of quality parameters in health care establishment: Developing an integrated quality model

Mohammad Azam, Zillur Rahman, Faisal Talib, K.J. Singh

The purpose of this article is to identify and critically analyze healthcare establishment (HCE) quality parameters described in the literature. It aims to propose an integrated…

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Connecting the voices of users, caregivers and providers on service quality: A study of home‐care services

Oscar E. Firbank

This article aims to discuss the relevancy of different instruments used to gather information on homecare service quality from multiple stakeholders and the challenges…

Towards a balanced performance measurement system in a public health care organization

Peter P. Yuen, Artie W. Ng

This article attempts to devise an integrated performance measurement framework to assess the Hong Kong Hospital Authority (HA) management system by harnessing previous…

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Long‐term care physical environments – effect on medication errors

Atiya Mahmood, Habib Chaudhury, Alana Gaumont, Tiana Rust

Few studies examine physical environmental factors and their effects on staff health, effectiveness, work errors and job satisfaction. To address this gap, this study aims to…

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Improving medical personnel selection and appointment processes

Mark L. Bassett, Wayne P. Ramsey, Christopher C.A. Chan

This paper seeks to argue that processes for selecting and appointing medically qualified personnel in some healthcare organizations may be limited, especially those that…

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Using complaints to enhance quality improvement: developing an analytical tool

Sophie Yahui Hsieh

This study aims to construct an instrument for identifying certain attributes or capabilities that might enable healthcare staff to use complaints to improve service quality.

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ISSN:

0952-6862

Online date, start – end:

1988

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Professor Charu Chandra
  • Professor Sameer Kumar