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Norwegian Priority Setting in Practice – an Analysis of Waiting Time Patterns Across Medical Disciplines [PDF]
Background: Different strategies for addressing the challenge of prioritizing elective patients efficiently and fairly have been introduced in Norway.
Jurgita Januleviciute Gangstøe +2 more
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Waiting is at the centre of experiences and practices of healthcare. However, we know very little about the relationship between the subjective experiences of patients who wait in and for care, health practitioners who ‘prescribe’ and manage waiting, and
Martin D. Moore +2 more
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Family Physicians Attaching New Patients From Centralized Waiting Lists: A Cross-Sectional Study
Purpose: In response to more than 15% of Canadians not having a family physician, 7 provinces have implemented centralized waiting lists for unattached patients.
Mylaine Breton +8 more
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The recent editorial, “Waiting Lists? What Waiting Lists? Not Nursing’s Problem” (Pringle 2005), challenges nurses to “step up to the plate” with a pithy and solid analysis of the waiting list issue from a nursing perspective and with recommendations for ameliorating it.
Joann M, Trypuc, Alan R, Hudson
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We develop a positive model of waiting lists for public hospitals when physicians are able to divert patients from the public to the private sector. Public treatment is free but rationed, i.e., only cases meeting some medical criteria are admitted. Private treatment has no waiting time but entails payment of a fee.
Pedro Pita Barros, Pau Olivella
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Actions of a regulatory nurse in the management of surgical waiting lists
Objectives: to describe the actions of the regulatory nurse in the management of waiting lines for elective surgeries in a public hospital. Methods: this is an experience report about the actions of the regulatory nurse in the management of waiting ...
Rosa Ladi Lisbôa +3 more
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Outcomes in Specialist Rehabilitation Medicine and their impact of waiting times
Acquired brain injury (ABI) is defined as any sudden damage to the brain occurring during a person’s lifetime and not as a consequence of birth trauma. Between stroke and traumatic brain injury alone, it is estimated that between 17,000 and 19,000 people
Caitríona Begley
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Effect of socioeconomic deprivation on waiting time for cardiac surgery: retrospective cohort study [PDF]
OBJECTIVE: To determine whether the priority given to patients referred for cardiac surgery is associated with socioeconomic status. DESIGN: Retrospective study with multivariate logistic regression analysis of the association between deprivation and ...
Cobb, S.M. +4 more
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Evidence on Mortality in Liver Transplantation Candidates: Integrative Literature Review
The objective of this paper was to analyze the evidence available in the literature about mortality and its risk factors in liver transplantation candidates.
Stephani Emanuelly Marinho Moreno +4 more
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A model to prioritize access to elective surgery on the basis of clinical urgency and waiting time
Background Prioritization of waiting lists for elective surgery represents a major issue in public systems in view of the fact that patients often suffer from consequences of long waiting times.
Santori Gregorio +8 more
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