Clinical Governance: An International Journal: Volume 16 Issue 1
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Applying and developing health service theory: an empirical study into clinical governance
David Greenfield, Peter Nugus, Greg Fairbrother, Jacqueline Milne, Deborah DebonoThis paper aims to examine an organisation's enactment of clinical governance through applying and advancing a theoretical model.
Physical healthcare for people with serious mental illness
Tom Ratcliffe, Sam Dabin, Peter BarkerThis paper aims to design and implement an audit of physical health monitoring for patients with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder in primary care.
Section 136 assessments in Trafford Borough of Manchester
Khurram Tanveer Sadiq, Akbar Moghal, Prem MahadunThe aim of this study is to ascertain a trend of the section 136 assessments over a period of time and compare it with the standards laid down by the code of practice.
Determining quality of public health care services in rural India
Ritu NarangThis paper aims to measure the perception of patients towards quality of services in public health care centres in rural India.
Community of CompetenceTM: Part II – application of a new organizational concept to health care
Elizabeth A. Smith, Matthew C. MirelesThe paper aims to propose that Community of CompetenceTM (C of C), as a catalyst for change, can foster and accelerate a paradigm shift in how longstanding, complex problems in…
Clinical governance: a review of key concepts in the literature
Joanne F. Travaglia, Deborah Debono, Allan D. Spigelman, Jeffrey BraithwaiteThis paper aims to explore the development of the concept of clinical governance as an international approach to addressing quality and safety issues in healthcare.