Meeting the patient partnership agenda: the challenge for health care workers Health care systems around the world are currently being challenged by rapid and radical change in the socio-political and demographic environment. Ageing populations in many industrialized countries combined with improved treatment for many diseases, such as cancer, are expected to lead to an increase in the demand for care. At the same time, the average age of health care professionals is rising and the clinical profes-sions, which now exist in a highly competitive labour market, are experiencing great difWculty in recruiting and retaining staff to replace those close to retirement [1]. More subtly per-haps, there are changes in the nature of social relationship...
ONE of the first things we learn in geriatrics is that, aspeople get older, their health needs exten...
As the world’s population ages, the impact of chronic diseases will drive health systems around the ...
Healthcare managers face many challenges in delivering quality healthcare. Numerous OECD countries f...
www.eerp.usp.br/rlae Providing quality, equality and universal access to all who, individually or co...
Increasingly, changes in population demography, technological and medical advancements, and others, ...
“Asustained partnership between patients and cli-nicians”1 is held by the Institute of Medicine(IOM)...
Despite impressive health gains in almost all countries over the last few decades, the challenges fa...
Contemporary society is characterised by at least three fundamental shifts. The first is an economic...
Around the world, growing pressures are raising apprehension about the sustainability of the health ...
Planning of health workforce is a complex issue even in timesof stable socio-economic circumstances....
The growing understanding of the key role of people in improving healthy behaviors and clinical outc...
ABSTRACT Chronic disease is a demographic reality across the world and health care systems need to r...
The growing understanding of the key role of people in improving healthy behaviors and clinical outc...
New technologies with the potential to improve population health are being continually introduced th...
ONE of the first things we learn in geriatrics is that, aspeople get older, their health needs exten...
ONE of the first things we learn in geriatrics is that, aspeople get older, their health needs exten...
As the world’s population ages, the impact of chronic diseases will drive health systems around the ...
Healthcare managers face many challenges in delivering quality healthcare. Numerous OECD countries f...
www.eerp.usp.br/rlae Providing quality, equality and universal access to all who, individually or co...
Increasingly, changes in population demography, technological and medical advancements, and others, ...
“Asustained partnership between patients and cli-nicians”1 is held by the Institute of Medicine(IOM)...
Despite impressive health gains in almost all countries over the last few decades, the challenges fa...
Contemporary society is characterised by at least three fundamental shifts. The first is an economic...
Around the world, growing pressures are raising apprehension about the sustainability of the health ...
Planning of health workforce is a complex issue even in timesof stable socio-economic circumstances....
The growing understanding of the key role of people in improving healthy behaviors and clinical outc...
ABSTRACT Chronic disease is a demographic reality across the world and health care systems need to r...
The growing understanding of the key role of people in improving healthy behaviors and clinical outc...
New technologies with the potential to improve population health are being continually introduced th...
ONE of the first things we learn in geriatrics is that, aspeople get older, their health needs exten...
ONE of the first things we learn in geriatrics is that, aspeople get older, their health needs exten...
As the world’s population ages, the impact of chronic diseases will drive health systems around the ...
Healthcare managers face many challenges in delivering quality healthcare. Numerous OECD countries f...