Sorgente: Contratto Dirigenza Sanitaria: competenze, meriti e valutazioni – Quotidiano Sanità
Sorgente: Ma di chi è il merito? – Forward
Archivi tag: management
Pallavi Bradshaw: Accepting error in an imperfect system – The BMJ
Doctors should not be held solely responsible for errors occurring in difficult environments It is rare that a mistake on the part of a doctor is the sole cause of […]More…
Sorgente: Pallavi Bradshaw: Accepting error in an imperfect system – The BMJ
It’s time to recognise self care as an integral component of health systems | The BMJChronic care model
Empowering and supporting people to manage their own health benefits everyone The space given to self care in health policies and national healthcare does not acknowledge how people take care of their health or the potential self care has for improving health and wellbeing. Although so much of public health messaging is about self care, the benign neglect in healthcare policies stems, at least in part, from an evidence base that is patchy at best. However, in recent years, interest has been growing in the production of evidence reviews and guidelines for self care. A single definition of self care is not straightforward given the range of health problems, diagnoses, and treatments that it covers and the varying degrees of complexity involved that require different skills, understanding, and health literacy. Most self care happens outside the formal health system and should not be medicalised. However, when self care and healthcare intersect there is potential to amplify their benefits for the health of individuals and populations. For example, HIV self testing could increase coverage and self management of abortion could improve maternal health outcomes. Although it is tempting
Sorgente: It’s time to recognise self care as an integral component of health systems | The BMJ
US patients live longer in areas with more primary care doctors, study finds | The BMJ
US patients who live in areas with more primary care doctors have a 51.5 day higher life expectancy, a study has found. However, the number of primary care doctors per 100 000 population has decreased over a 10 year period.1 A major issue in healthcare is whether to invest in increasing the number of primary care physicians and whether this leads to better health outcomes and lower mortality. In the US doctors are drawn toward specialties that offer higher incomes than primary care. A study by Sanjay Basu and colleagues from Stanford University, California, looked for associations between the supply of primary care doctors and mortality throughout the US. Primary care doctors were …
Sorgente: US patients live longer in areas with more primary care doctors, study finds | The BMJ
La presa in carico in ospedale: un concetto in via di definizione – Quotidiano Sanità
Il concetto di ‘presa in carico’ è ampiamente diffuso nel campo dell’assistenza sociale. Anche in sanità alcuni settori di attività o professioni hanno dimestichezza con questa modalità di lavoro: infermieri, riabilitazione, disabilità, dipendenze patologiche, assistenza domiciliare, paziente fragile. È invece un concetto relativamente nuovo nell’assistenza ospedaliera per acuti
Sorgente: La presa in carico in ospedale: un concetto in via di definizione – Quotidiano Sanità
Malati di cuore, se i medici lavorano in team la mortalità si riduce a zero – Il Sole 24 ORE
La logica multidisciplinare dell’”heart team” attivato nell’area cardiologica del Policlinico Agostino Gemelli di Roma…
Sorgente: Malati di cuore, se i medici lavorano in team la mortalità si riduce a zero – Il Sole 24 ORE
Making Great Leaders of Great Doctors | Kidney News
“Some individuals seek leadership roles early; many of us are ‘accidental leaders.’ However, the responsibilities are the same for either group, and success does not happen by accident.” Dr. Gibson and Dr. Wesson provide insights regarding why physicians need more structured leadership training.
Sorgente: Making Great Leaders of Great Doctors | Kidney News
Sanità pubblica: aumentano tempi di attesa per operazioni e visite, medici e pediatri meno “disponibili” – Info Data
Un quadro impietoso, molto lontano da quel sogno di sanità digitale che ridisegnerà un settore in grande difficoltà. È quello che emerge dal XIX Rapporto Pit Salute del Tribunale per i diritti del malato – Cittadinanzattiva, presentato oggi a Roma, dal titolo “Servizio sanitario nazionale: accesso di lusso” e che si basa su 21.493 segnalazioni […]
Perché una sanità da sogno costerebbe (molto) meno. Spiegato in breve – ilSole24ORE
Sorgente: Perché una sanità da sogno costerebbe (molto) meno. Spiegato in breve – ilSole24ORE
ora se ne accorgono tutti, anche gli economisti (od almeno il giornale degli economisti)
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