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Integrated Healthcare Resource Planning and Management

2006 International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2006
Management information systems (MIS) and decision support systems (DSS), used as part of broader healthcare technology management, are considered to be health technologies. As such, they should meet the criteria of affordability, appropriateness, cost-effectiveness, ease of use and sustainability if they are to be implementable and have a lasting ...
Mladen Poluta, Enrico Nunziata
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Healthcare Users and Computerised Resources

1999
This paper concerns users' views on computerised resources. The focus concerns a software tool that could be used to allow safety conscious user manipulation of the combination of these computerised resources. It is of concern to the authors that computerised resources used in healthcare should reflect users' working practices rather ...
Gaye Stephens   +2 more
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Healthcare Resource Sustainability

2014
Health care provision is significantly impacted by the ability of health providers to engineer a viable healthcare space to support care stakeholders needs. In this chapter, the authors discuss and propose use of organisational semiotics as a set of methods to link stakeholders to systems, which allows them to capture data about clinician activity ...
Stephen R. Gulliver   +3 more
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Nurse Coach: Healthcare Resource for This Millennium

Nursing Forum, 2002
Nurse coach, a new role for nurses.To describe the components, tasks, and interaction of a nurse coach model that is client directed as opposed to illness directed.Published literature and authors' experience.A nurse coach can provide a structure and approach to custom fit attainable behavior change.
Susan, Schenk, Kay, Hartley
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Healthcare, Healthcare Resource Allocation, and Rationing: Pragmatist Reflections

Contemporary Pragmatism, 2022
Abstract This article approaches the ethical dilemma of healthcare allocation and rationing from the perspective of pragmatist ethics, mainly following John Dewey’s ethics. The moral dilemma of healthcare allocation arises whenever we allocate limited resources, and rationing is a necessary option for distributing available resources.
Belayneh Taye, Andebet Hailu Assefa
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Healthcare Resource Consumption in Terminal Care

PharmacoEconomics, 1997
Recent developments in healthcare have raised important ethical challenges. One of the trends is the increasing attention to patient autonomy for medical decision making. Patients are exercising greater authority to refuse medical treatment and to seek medical treatment that may end life.
R M, Kaplan, L J, Schneiderman
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The Internet as a Resource for Healthcare Information

The Diabetes Educator, 1998
The Internet provides an additional means for healthcare providers to reach their patients. As more and more healthcare providers and patients get on-line and learn to use the Internet, the value of being on-line will increase. The Internet and other healthcare computing technologies will challenge us to look to the future for new ways to create ...
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Economics and resourcing of complex healthcare systems

Australian Health Review, 2012
With rapid increases in healthcare spending over recent years, health economic evaluation might be thought to be increasing in importance to decision-makers. Such evaluations are designed to inform the efficient management of healthcare resources. However, research into health policy decisions often report, at best, moderate use of economic evaluation ...
Abdolvahab, Baghbanian, Ghazal, Torkfar
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Estimation of Healthcare Resources at Sporting Events

Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, 2010
AbstractBackground:The consequences of a major incident at a sporting event could be catastrophic. Therefore, there should be an estimation of the healthcare resources at such events as part of the planning. Although there are National guidelines (e.g., Planning Safe Public Events: Practical Guidelines in Australia) defining the role of the healthcare ...
Amir, Khorram-Manesh   +3 more
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Resources for healthcare workflow modeling and analysis

Proceedings of the 34th ACM/SIGAPP Symposium on Applied Computing, 2019
Workflow analysis identifies areas for improvement, such as redundant tasks or processes, bottlenecks, lack of efficiency or conformity with best practice. There are limited resources in healthcare workflow analysis modelling and analysis. In this paper, we describe the resources developed for teaching clinical workflow analysis and redesign.
Hossain Shahriar   +3 more
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