Search Tag: Management
Coping with Complexity
2017 21 Aug
The Irish military on embracing leadership that promotes diversity, inclusion and reflection. We live in a time of extraordinary change and complexity. This impacts on individuals, as well as the communities, organisations and institutions to which they belong. In examining the interlinkages between values, complexity, innovation and diversity,... Read more
3 Top Tips for IT Healthcare from KOL
2017 14 Mar
1. Push for Constant Learning on All Levels “My top management tip is to create an environment of constant learning and development, being sure to include yourself in this process,” says Eric Poiseau, IHE Europe technical project manager, The French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation (INRIA). Learning can take a variety... Read more
3 Top Tips for EXECS from Key Opinion Leaders
2017 14 Mar
1. Encourage Shared Decision-Making Shared decision-making between members of an emergency department team, including input from the patient, is key to delivering an accurate diagnosis as well as high quality treatment and care. “When teams share mental models of a situation and communicate effectively, they can be collectively vigilant, observant,... Read more
3 Top Tips From Key Opinion Leaders
2017 10 Mar
Key opinion leaders (KOL) in the ICU field are often coming up with fantastic tips for becoming a better leader or clinician. We decided to share our top three with you:1. Find/Encourage a BalanceBalance is recommended in a variety of areas in life, and so it is with clinical practice too. It’s critical for a clinician to assess the criteria of an... Read more
Are Newly Licensed Intensivists Prepared for Practice?
2017 21 Feb
A study in the Netherlands indicates that recently licensed intensivists are well prepared for most tasks in intensive care medicine (ICM). However, lower preparedness scores on tasks related to leadership and management, science, and professional development call for re-evaluation of the current curriculum. The findings will be published in Journal... Read more
Most Read 2016 Cardiology Stories
2016 26 Dec
Thank you to our Editor-in-Chief, Cardiology, Prof. Tienush Rassaf, our authors and contributors for their good advice and great ideas. We look forward to bringing you more on innovation, cross-collaboration and best practice in 2017.Read on to find out our most read stories in Cardiology Highlights and in HealthManagement.org The Journal in 2016.eHealth... Read more
The Burden Caused by Administrators and Managers: a Euro-American Jumble
2016 13 Nov
A EURO-AMERICAN JUMBLE We argue that a jumble of rules, protocols, checklists has emerged, which jeopardises not only the pivotal relationship between doctor and patient, but also the quality and costs of care, and the quality of future healthcare workers. It must be emphasised that the introduction of protocols and checklists in clinical medicine... Read more
2017 and Beyond: The Face of Healthcare
2016 13 Nov
The Face of Healthcare Healthcare is at an exciting yet vulnerable crossroads. Technology is being implemented for everything from diagnosis to workflow solutions and more and more providers and professionals are joining forces in order to deliver the best care possible. With changes coming fast and furious, what do healthcare experts across the spectrum... Read more