Transforming Healthcare with Qualitative Research
Herausgeber: Rapport, Frances; Braithwaite, Jeffrey
Transforming Healthcare with Qualitative Research
Herausgeber: Rapport, Frances; Braithwaite, Jeffrey
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Drawing on the knowledge and experiences of world-renowned scientists and healthcare professionals, this important book brings together academic, medical and health systems accounts of the impact of applying qualitative research methods to transform healthcare behaviours, systems and services.
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Drawing on the knowledge and experiences of world-renowned scientists and healthcare professionals, this important book brings together academic, medical and health systems accounts of the impact of applying qualitative research methods to transform healthcare behaviours, systems and services.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 222
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Oktober 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9780367281281
- ISBN-10: 0367281287
- Artikelnr.: 60017965
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 222
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Oktober 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9780367281281
- ISBN-10: 0367281287
- Artikelnr.: 60017965
Frances Rapport is Professor of Health Implementation Science at Macquarie University's Centre for Healthcare Resilience and Implementation Science and holds an Honorary Chair as Professor of Qualitative Health Research at Swansea University's Medical School, UK. She currently leads a team of Implementation Scientists examining new models that can successfully underpin the translation of research outcomes into practical solutions to improve healthcare service delivery. Jeffrey Braithwaite is the Founding Director of the Australian Institute of Health Innovation, Director of the Centre for Healthcare Resilience and Implementation Science; and Professor of Health Systems Research, Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia. He is President Elect of the International Society for Quality in Health Care and a member of multiple groups of the World Health Organisation and the OECD as well as holding visiting professorships and international senior fellowships in six other Universities and think tanks in Europe and Japan.
Part 1 Ideas 1.Introduction:Why this book 2.Qualitative Evidence Synthesis
and Conceptual Development 3.The Life-Project of personal Wellbeing: Modern
Healthcare and the Individuality of Health 4.Socio-Narratology and the
Clinical Encounter Between human Beings 5.Interrupted Body Projects and the
Narrative Reconstruction of Self 6.The Fourth Research Paradigm: Activating
Researchers for Real World Need Part 2 Systems 7.Slack Resources in
Healthcare Systems: Waste or Reslilance? 8.Using Qualitative Methods to
Understand Resiliance in Complex Systems 10.Narrativising Cancer Patients'
Longitudinal Experiences of Care: Qualitative Inquiry into Lived and Online
Melanoma Stories 11.Look the Other Way: Patient-Centred Care Begisn with
Care for Our Physicians 12.Resilient Healthcare in Refractory Epilepsy:
Illuminating Successful People-Centred Care Part 3 Solutions 13.Sensemaking
as a Strategy for Managing Uncertainty: Change and Surprise in Hospital
Settings 14.Simulation to Solve Health System Problems 15.Cross-Boundary
Teaming to Establish Resiliance Among Isolated 'Silos' 16."What on Earth is
Going on and What Should I Do Now?" Sensemaking as a Qualitative Process
17.Deep Inside the Genomics Revoltion: On The Frontlines of Care 18.Much
More Than Old Wine in New Bottles: Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) for
healthcare improvement 19.Conclusion: On progress, directions and signposts
to a transformed healthcare system
and Conceptual Development 3.The Life-Project of personal Wellbeing: Modern
Healthcare and the Individuality of Health 4.Socio-Narratology and the
Clinical Encounter Between human Beings 5.Interrupted Body Projects and the
Narrative Reconstruction of Self 6.The Fourth Research Paradigm: Activating
Researchers for Real World Need Part 2 Systems 7.Slack Resources in
Healthcare Systems: Waste or Reslilance? 8.Using Qualitative Methods to
Understand Resiliance in Complex Systems 10.Narrativising Cancer Patients'
Longitudinal Experiences of Care: Qualitative Inquiry into Lived and Online
Melanoma Stories 11.Look the Other Way: Patient-Centred Care Begisn with
Care for Our Physicians 12.Resilient Healthcare in Refractory Epilepsy:
Illuminating Successful People-Centred Care Part 3 Solutions 13.Sensemaking
as a Strategy for Managing Uncertainty: Change and Surprise in Hospital
Settings 14.Simulation to Solve Health System Problems 15.Cross-Boundary
Teaming to Establish Resiliance Among Isolated 'Silos' 16."What on Earth is
Going on and What Should I Do Now?" Sensemaking as a Qualitative Process
17.Deep Inside the Genomics Revoltion: On The Frontlines of Care 18.Much
More Than Old Wine in New Bottles: Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) for
healthcare improvement 19.Conclusion: On progress, directions and signposts
to a transformed healthcare system
Part 1 Ideas 1.Introduction:Why this book 2.Qualitative Evidence Synthesis
and Conceptual Development 3.The Life-Project of personal Wellbeing: Modern
Healthcare and the Individuality of Health 4.Socio-Narratology and the
Clinical Encounter Between human Beings 5.Interrupted Body Projects and the
Narrative Reconstruction of Self 6.The Fourth Research Paradigm: Activating
Researchers for Real World Need Part 2 Systems 7.Slack Resources in
Healthcare Systems: Waste or Reslilance? 8.Using Qualitative Methods to
Understand Resiliance in Complex Systems 10.Narrativising Cancer Patients'
Longitudinal Experiences of Care: Qualitative Inquiry into Lived and Online
Melanoma Stories 11.Look the Other Way: Patient-Centred Care Begisn with
Care for Our Physicians 12.Resilient Healthcare in Refractory Epilepsy:
Illuminating Successful People-Centred Care Part 3 Solutions 13.Sensemaking
as a Strategy for Managing Uncertainty: Change and Surprise in Hospital
Settings 14.Simulation to Solve Health System Problems 15.Cross-Boundary
Teaming to Establish Resiliance Among Isolated 'Silos' 16."What on Earth is
Going on and What Should I Do Now?" Sensemaking as a Qualitative Process
17.Deep Inside the Genomics Revoltion: On The Frontlines of Care 18.Much
More Than Old Wine in New Bottles: Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) for
healthcare improvement 19.Conclusion: On progress, directions and signposts
to a transformed healthcare system
and Conceptual Development 3.The Life-Project of personal Wellbeing: Modern
Healthcare and the Individuality of Health 4.Socio-Narratology and the
Clinical Encounter Between human Beings 5.Interrupted Body Projects and the
Narrative Reconstruction of Self 6.The Fourth Research Paradigm: Activating
Researchers for Real World Need Part 2 Systems 7.Slack Resources in
Healthcare Systems: Waste or Reslilance? 8.Using Qualitative Methods to
Understand Resiliance in Complex Systems 10.Narrativising Cancer Patients'
Longitudinal Experiences of Care: Qualitative Inquiry into Lived and Online
Melanoma Stories 11.Look the Other Way: Patient-Centred Care Begisn with
Care for Our Physicians 12.Resilient Healthcare in Refractory Epilepsy:
Illuminating Successful People-Centred Care Part 3 Solutions 13.Sensemaking
as a Strategy for Managing Uncertainty: Change and Surprise in Hospital
Settings 14.Simulation to Solve Health System Problems 15.Cross-Boundary
Teaming to Establish Resiliance Among Isolated 'Silos' 16."What on Earth is
Going on and What Should I Do Now?" Sensemaking as a Qualitative Process
17.Deep Inside the Genomics Revoltion: On The Frontlines of Care 18.Much
More Than Old Wine in New Bottles: Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) for
healthcare improvement 19.Conclusion: On progress, directions and signposts
to a transformed healthcare system