Healthcare Quality Improvement and ‘work engagement’; concluding results from a national, longitudinal, cross-sectional study of the ‘Productive Ward-Releasing Time to Care’ Programme

White, Mark; Butterworth, Tony; Wells, John

doi:10.1186/s12913-017-2446-2

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Healthcare Quality Improvement and ‘work engagement’; concluding results from a national, longitudinal, cross-sectional study of the ‘Productive Ward-Releasing Time to Care’ Programme

Published in BMC Health Services Research • Aug 1, 2017

Authors:

Mark White

Tony Butterworth

John Wells

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Concerns about patient safety and reducing harm have led to a particular focus on initiatives that improve healthcare quality. However Quality Improvement (QI) initiatives have in the past typically faltered because they fail to fully engage healthcare professionals, resulting in apathy ...

Subject

Medicine

Health administration

Nursing

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