Titlebook: Integrating the Organization of Health Services, Worker Wellbeing and Quality of Care; Towards Healthy Heal Lise Tevik L?vseth,Annet H. de

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The Health and Wellbeing of Healthcare Workers. Concepts, Theories and Key Work Factorsre. The first part of this chapter reviews general theories of effects of challenges. Appraisal of a challenge, availability of a response at one’s discretion (control), feedback from responses, and expectancy to cope, impact outcomes. Studies of management and leadership have produced a plethora of

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The Organisation of Healthcare Servicesdisease centred services to people centred, integrated health services. In doing so, different models and frameworks exist. Notwithstanding the growing number of integrated initiatives, it has been difficult to consistently demonstrate improved outcomes in research settings, and even harder to achie

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Human Resource Management’s Contribution to Healthy Healthcare-being of those working in healthcare. To achieve this, the chapter is divided into three main sections. The first section describes the nature and importance of HRM, highlighting some of the main theoretical and conceptual debates and some of the research evidence. The second section reviews and ev

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Capacity Planning in Healthcare: Finding Solutions for Healthy Planning in Nursing Home Carengle. This chapter illustrates how data-driven capacity planning can support nursing homes in their search for ways to further increase their efficiency while maintaining an appropriate quality level of care. This is done using a framework based on a four-step approach adopted from workforce managem

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The Relationship Between Healthcare Staff Wellbeing and Patient Care: It’s Not That Simplemplexity of the relationship between healthcare staff wellbeing and patient care, and we introduce the “happy-productive worker” hypothesis which postulates that happy and healthy workers are more productive. Here, we initially review the evidence for this relationship among workers in various secto

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Evidence-Based Design for Healthcare Work Environmentspractices, and quality of care. The chapter describes the approach of Evidence-Based Design (EBD) that recognises the impact of the built environment on the performance of the healthcare facility and the wellbeing of its users, and questions: How does architecture of healthcare buildings impact heal