The core of this paper is a case study of how a District Health Authority (Paddington and North Kensington, now Parkside DHA following a recent merger with Brent DHA) in Inner London responded to a major new health care issue of the 1980s — Aids — but the paper also seeks to locate this case study material within wider debates. What theories are there of organisational change which could be used to illuminate policy and service change in the health care sector? How, indeed, do we best study change in health care organisations? The paper is thus in three parts. In the first section we identify some streams of literature which act as a frame of reference defining our initial research question and discuss implications for methodology. The seco...
Fitzgerald K, Biddle LR. Creating the conditions for change: an NHS perspective. Journal of Health O...
Background: Organisational change in complex healthcare systems is a multifaceted process. The Engli...
For over three decades public services have been the subject of unprecedented change. Nowhere has th...
This paper presents a novel and distinctive approach to the study of change within the NHS. Central ...
PhD ThesisBackground : The NHS in England has been subject to numerous reforms and changes in he...
The advent of HIV/AIDS has presented a major ideological challenge to established drug treatment age...
This article explores the question of why the management of change has become an issue in the Nation...
The research on which this article is based has been carried out over a period of five years (1992‐1...
This paper reports some early findings from a major research project which explores strategic servic...
The central focus of the article is managing change in the National Health Service (NHS). In particu...
Abstract—In the field of HIV/AIDS, social movement organisations (SMOs) have been identified as powe...
Objectives: This study sought to understand the different approaches taken to involving the public i...
Using the Care Programme Approach (CPA) as an example, this article examines the difficulties of imp...
Funding: The author(s) disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, author...
This article uses the stream of literature relating to receptive contexts for change to explore the ...
Fitzgerald K, Biddle LR. Creating the conditions for change: an NHS perspective. Journal of Health O...
Background: Organisational change in complex healthcare systems is a multifaceted process. The Engli...
For over three decades public services have been the subject of unprecedented change. Nowhere has th...
This paper presents a novel and distinctive approach to the study of change within the NHS. Central ...
PhD ThesisBackground : The NHS in England has been subject to numerous reforms and changes in he...
The advent of HIV/AIDS has presented a major ideological challenge to established drug treatment age...
This article explores the question of why the management of change has become an issue in the Nation...
The research on which this article is based has been carried out over a period of five years (1992‐1...
This paper reports some early findings from a major research project which explores strategic servic...
The central focus of the article is managing change in the National Health Service (NHS). In particu...
Abstract—In the field of HIV/AIDS, social movement organisations (SMOs) have been identified as powe...
Objectives: This study sought to understand the different approaches taken to involving the public i...
Using the Care Programme Approach (CPA) as an example, this article examines the difficulties of imp...
Funding: The author(s) disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, author...
This article uses the stream of literature relating to receptive contexts for change to explore the ...
Fitzgerald K, Biddle LR. Creating the conditions for change: an NHS perspective. Journal of Health O...
Background: Organisational change in complex healthcare systems is a multifaceted process. The Engli...
For over three decades public services have been the subject of unprecedented change. Nowhere has th...