Healthcare Insights (eBook, ePUB)
The Voice of the Consumer, the Provider, and the Work Design Strategist
Redaktion: Pazell, Sara; Boylan, Jo
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The Voice of the Consumer, the Provider, and the Work Design Strategist
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This book shares insights about "success" and "failure" in healthcare services. It explains the perspectives and actions that are taken by the consumer to construct their version of health and discusses the design of effective healthcare systems with sound decision-making models or environmental supports, inspiring positive changes.
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This book shares insights about "success" and "failure" in healthcare services. It explains the perspectives and actions that are taken by the consumer to construct their version of health and discusses the design of effective healthcare systems with sound decision-making models or environmental supports, inspiring positive changes.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. März 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781003858379
- Artikelnr.: 70019241
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. März 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781003858379
- Artikelnr.: 70019241
Sara Pazell is the principal work design strategist of a human factors consultancy practice. She is affiliated with five Australian universities for research and teaching in organisational strategy, work design, and occupational science. Jo Boylan is Chief Executive at Clayton Church Homes. For the last 25 years, she has practiced and led authentically from a healthy settings approach. The settings approach drives health promotion, and healthy ageing and involves maximizing early intervention and prevention to reduce risk.
Section I. Consumer Stories. 1. When Alarms no Longer Cause Alarm. 2.
Patients Should be Seen, not Heard: Patient-absent care after a cancer
diagnosis in the hospital setting. 3. Reflections on 'Patients Should be
Seen and Not Heard...". 4. A patient and family journey through systems of
care. 5. Constructing health by gut instinct: Back to basics. 6.
Reflections on 'Gut Instinct' by a Work Design Strategist. 7. Letters of
Concern About Elder Care in a Hospital Environment. Section II.
Practitioner Stories. 8. A fifty-year journey to a concept of health. 9.
Building health resilience and capacity through Functional Medicine
Nutrition: My journey as a disenfranchised Biomedical Scientist. 10. From
rehabilitation to prevention and work design: The journey of a health care
practitioner. 11. Health & Wellness for those 65 years and older. 12.
Returning to work: The impact of health care on workers recovering from
workplace injury. 13. Biomechanics in Healthcare Design: Two personal
journeys. Section III. Work Designer Stories. 14. Good health among
healthcare workers is good for business: Championing work design in
industry. 15. Sensational work: The importance of sensory-based design in
healthcare service delivery. 16. Integrating Human Factors and Ergonomics
into the Design of Community Diagnostic Centres: A Journey towards Insight.
17. Resolving complexity and rehumanising healthcare through design
partnerships. 18. Good work in the Emergency Department: A journey through
discovery, design, and realisation. 19. It happened on a Wednesday: A
reflection on an emergency department admission. 20. Reflections on Work
Design. 21. The restorative potential of older Australians receiving aged
care services: A matter of policy and practice. 22. Architecture and
Salutogenesis. 23. Author Reflections.
Patients Should be Seen, not Heard: Patient-absent care after a cancer
diagnosis in the hospital setting. 3. Reflections on 'Patients Should be
Seen and Not Heard...". 4. A patient and family journey through systems of
care. 5. Constructing health by gut instinct: Back to basics. 6.
Reflections on 'Gut Instinct' by a Work Design Strategist. 7. Letters of
Concern About Elder Care in a Hospital Environment. Section II.
Practitioner Stories. 8. A fifty-year journey to a concept of health. 9.
Building health resilience and capacity through Functional Medicine
Nutrition: My journey as a disenfranchised Biomedical Scientist. 10. From
rehabilitation to prevention and work design: The journey of a health care
practitioner. 11. Health & Wellness for those 65 years and older. 12.
Returning to work: The impact of health care on workers recovering from
workplace injury. 13. Biomechanics in Healthcare Design: Two personal
journeys. Section III. Work Designer Stories. 14. Good health among
healthcare workers is good for business: Championing work design in
industry. 15. Sensational work: The importance of sensory-based design in
healthcare service delivery. 16. Integrating Human Factors and Ergonomics
into the Design of Community Diagnostic Centres: A Journey towards Insight.
17. Resolving complexity and rehumanising healthcare through design
partnerships. 18. Good work in the Emergency Department: A journey through
discovery, design, and realisation. 19. It happened on a Wednesday: A
reflection on an emergency department admission. 20. Reflections on Work
Design. 21. The restorative potential of older Australians receiving aged
care services: A matter of policy and practice. 22. Architecture and
Salutogenesis. 23. Author Reflections.
Section I. Consumer Stories. 1. When Alarms no Longer Cause Alarm. 2.
Patients Should be Seen, not Heard: Patient-absent care after a cancer
diagnosis in the hospital setting. 3. Reflections on 'Patients Should be
Seen and Not Heard...". 4. A patient and family journey through systems of
care. 5. Constructing health by gut instinct: Back to basics. 6.
Reflections on 'Gut Instinct' by a Work Design Strategist. 7. Letters of
Concern About Elder Care in a Hospital Environment. Section II.
Practitioner Stories. 8. A fifty-year journey to a concept of health. 9.
Building health resilience and capacity through Functional Medicine
Nutrition: My journey as a disenfranchised Biomedical Scientist. 10. From
rehabilitation to prevention and work design: The journey of a health care
practitioner. 11. Health & Wellness for those 65 years and older. 12.
Returning to work: The impact of health care on workers recovering from
workplace injury. 13. Biomechanics in Healthcare Design: Two personal
journeys. Section III. Work Designer Stories. 14. Good health among
healthcare workers is good for business: Championing work design in
industry. 15. Sensational work: The importance of sensory-based design in
healthcare service delivery. 16. Integrating Human Factors and Ergonomics
into the Design of Community Diagnostic Centres: A Journey towards Insight.
17. Resolving complexity and rehumanising healthcare through design
partnerships. 18. Good work in the Emergency Department: A journey through
discovery, design, and realisation. 19. It happened on a Wednesday: A
reflection on an emergency department admission. 20. Reflections on Work
Design. 21. The restorative potential of older Australians receiving aged
care services: A matter of policy and practice. 22. Architecture and
Salutogenesis. 23. Author Reflections.
Patients Should be Seen, not Heard: Patient-absent care after a cancer
diagnosis in the hospital setting. 3. Reflections on 'Patients Should be
Seen and Not Heard...". 4. A patient and family journey through systems of
care. 5. Constructing health by gut instinct: Back to basics. 6.
Reflections on 'Gut Instinct' by a Work Design Strategist. 7. Letters of
Concern About Elder Care in a Hospital Environment. Section II.
Practitioner Stories. 8. A fifty-year journey to a concept of health. 9.
Building health resilience and capacity through Functional Medicine
Nutrition: My journey as a disenfranchised Biomedical Scientist. 10. From
rehabilitation to prevention and work design: The journey of a health care
practitioner. 11. Health & Wellness for those 65 years and older. 12.
Returning to work: The impact of health care on workers recovering from
workplace injury. 13. Biomechanics in Healthcare Design: Two personal
journeys. Section III. Work Designer Stories. 14. Good health among
healthcare workers is good for business: Championing work design in
industry. 15. Sensational work: The importance of sensory-based design in
healthcare service delivery. 16. Integrating Human Factors and Ergonomics
into the Design of Community Diagnostic Centres: A Journey towards Insight.
17. Resolving complexity and rehumanising healthcare through design
partnerships. 18. Good work in the Emergency Department: A journey through
discovery, design, and realisation. 19. It happened on a Wednesday: A
reflection on an emergency department admission. 20. Reflections on Work
Design. 21. The restorative potential of older Australians receiving aged
care services: A matter of policy and practice. 22. Architecture and
Salutogenesis. 23. Author Reflections.