Titlebook: Organisational Behaviour in Health Care; The Research Agenda Annabelle L. Mark (Senior Lecturer in Health Manag Book 1999 Palgrave Macmilla

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Evidence into Practice? An exploratory analysis of the interpretation of evidence,linical practice. The research sets out to understand, inform and improve the processes of evidence-based medicine. Evidencebased medicine (EBM) involves the diffusion of evidence, particularly new or updated evidence, into clinical practice. As such, it includes complex processes of understanding,

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Value Critical Analysis and Actor Network Theory: two perspectives on collaboration in the name of vidence of co-operative (net)working. The new forms of interorganisational working which they catalogue should not be read necessarily as a fundamental shift in organising principle: indeed, Ferlie and Pettigrew (1996) suggest that the diversification may only represent a temporary, ‘unresolved excu

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Organising for Incompatible Priorities,ainties that are not easy to understand or to manage now permeate the institution. This chapter reviews aspects of this situation and, in the context of the new Labour government’s wish to encourage responsive public services and collaborative working between NHS-funded organisations, local governme

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Evaluating Interventions to Health Organisation,anisational changes, management methods and health reforms. It notes the research problems and designs which have been used to evaluate quality methods and which can be used to study other interventions. Finally the chapter considers how managers can gain access to and assess research which could he

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Organisational Behaviour in Health Care978-0-230-37939-8Series ISSN 2662-1045 Series E-ISSN 2662-1053

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230379398care; leadership; management; marketing; organization