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Administration in Social Work, 1997
The authors trace the definition and challenges of "service integration," variously known over time as "collaboration," "coordination," "human services integration," and "one-stop shopping." While the common use of service integration terminology currently may seem to indicate a consensus in favor of a broad systemic reform, motivations and ...
S, Hassett, M J, Austin
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The authors trace the definition and challenges of "service integration," variously known over time as "collaboration," "coordination," "human services integration," and "one-stop shopping." While the common use of service integration terminology currently may seem to indicate a consensus in favor of a broad systemic reform, motivations and ...
S, Hassett, M J, Austin
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Managing Service Quality: An International Journal, 1994
An important but much neglected aspect of service quality is integrity. Discusses the nature and benefits of service integrity. Begins by discussing what service integrity is and why it is important. Describes and discusses integrity breakdowns and the business benefits of service integrity.
Eberhard E. Scheuing, Bo Edvardsson
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An important but much neglected aspect of service quality is integrity. Discusses the nature and benefits of service integrity. Begins by discussing what service integrity is and why it is important. Describes and discusses integrity breakdowns and the business benefits of service integrity.
Eberhard E. Scheuing, Bo Edvardsson
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Nursing Management, 2012
The need to integrate services that meet the requirements of local communities has prompted the development of The Clinical Commissioner's Guide to the Voluntary Sector, jointly published by the Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations and the NHS Alliance.
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The need to integrate services that meet the requirements of local communities has prompted the development of The Clinical Commissioner's Guide to the Voluntary Sector, jointly published by the Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations and the NHS Alliance.
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Integrated continence services
Nursing Standard, 2001Nurses have an important role in continence promotion. Deborah Rigby argues that effective continence care should be multidisciplinary and seamless, from the patient's home through primary care and local community services to secondary hospital services.
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Separate services or integrated services
2021The chapter takes its position in the consequences of globalization and its disequalizing effects on equity in care. The chapter presents and discusses pros and cons related to separate versus integrated services in mental health care for migrants, including trauma-affected refugees.
Jessica Carlsson, Marianne C. Kastrup
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Optician, 2023
Andrew McClean explores the benefits of introducing audiology services in-house or via a third party
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Andrew McClean explores the benefits of introducing audiology services in-house or via a third party
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Integrated TMN Service Management
Journal of Network and Systems Management, 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Chen, Graham +3 more
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DSI: distributed service integration for service grid
Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 2003zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Yang, GuangWen +4 more
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Birmingham to integrate services
Nursing Standard, 1988Plans to integrate operating theatre services in South Birmingham will enhance nurses' job prospects, according to the local Health Authority. The HA intends to deploy theatre nurses more flexibly between Selly Oak Royal Orthopaedic and Birmingham Accident Hospitals in order to increase efficiency.
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Enhancing Service Quality Through Integrated Services Martketing
2007 IEEE International Conference on Service Operations and Logistics, and Informatics, 2006Service quality is often conceptualized as the comparison of service expectations with actual performance perceptions. Emphasis is placed on the combined attitudinal construct of service quality, highlighting cognitive and affective components. The aim of this study is to evaluate these expectations and perceptions from the point of view of franchisees
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