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TU-Spektrum 2/2014, Magazin der Technischen Universität ChemnitzSteinebach, Mario, Thehos, Katharina, Schäfer, Andy, Blaschka, Martin, Diener, Damaris, Fischer, Antonin 08 December 2014 (has links) (PDF)
unregelmäßig erscheinende Zeitschrift über aktuelle Themen der TU Chemnitz
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Improving administrative operations for better client service and appointment keeping in a medical/behavioral services clinic.Hackett, Stacey Lynn 08 1900 (has links)
Appointment no-shows are a problem in healthcare organizations. It is important that appointment intake and scheduling processes are effective in both meeting client needs and efficient in meeting organizational business requirements. This study examined baseline levels of appointment keeping in a not-for-profit medical/behavioral pediatric services clinic, analyzed existing administrative processes, introduced additional appointment keeping reminders, and presented systematic, performance management tutorials for clinic employees. Results indicate an increase in percentage of appointments kept and a decrease in appointment lag time.
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The judicial appointment process in Kenya and its implications for judicial independenceSibalukhulu, Nompumelelo January 2012 (has links)
In
order
to
complement
existing
empirical
research
on
democratic
consolidation
in
Kenya
and
the
role
of
the
judiciary
in
particular,
this
mini-‐dissertation
analyses
the
relationship
between
judicial
appointment
processes
and
judicial
independence
in
Kenya.
The
escalation
of
corruption,
centralisation
and
abuse
of
power
by
the
executive,
the
lack
of
government
accountability
and
post-‐election
conflict
of
2007
is
linked
to
the
dominance
of
the
executive
and
corresponding
subservience
of
the
judiciary.
Historically,
judicial
appointments
have
been
the
ambit
of
the
President.
The
powers
given
to
the
President
to
appoint
and
remove
judges
have
resulted
in
judicial
appointments
premised
on
allegiance
to
the
executive
rather
than
on
upholding
justice
and
the
Bill
of
Rights.
To
rectify
this
deficiency,
the
2010
Constitution
has
introduced
a
merit
based
system
of
judicial
appointments
that
meets
international
standards
on
judicial
independence.
The
new
process
requires
the
President
to
limit
his
appointments
to
the
recommendations
of
a
Judicial
Service
Commission
whose
responsibility
it
is
to
shortlist
candidates
through
a
transparent
public
process.
An
analysis
of
the
selection
of
Kenya’s
sitting
Chief
Justice
and
Deputy
Chief
Justice
demonstrates
that
the
reformed
judicial
appointment
process
has
delegitimised
the
executive’s
dominance
over
the
judiciary
and
by
so
doing
has
placed
Kenya
on
the
road
restoring
judicial
independence. / Dissertation (MPhil)--University of Pretoria, 2012. / gm2014 / Centre for Human Rights / unrestricted
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Reducing Missed Appointments with Specialized Appointment RemindersSanders, Lindsay 13 May 2021 (has links)
No description available.
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Nonattendance Rates and Barriers to Health Care in Outpatient Clinic SettingsGeiger, Susan Louise 01 January 2015 (has links)
Lower socioeconomic status, ethnicity, and race are associated with reduced health care use in the United States. Patients who continually miss their appointments suffer significant negative results, including a disruption in continuity of care, complications with their chronic illnesses, and an increase in hospital readmissions. The health belief model was used as the theoretical support for this project that investigated the underlying causes of no-shows at an urban hospital-based outpatient clinic in the United States. It used a quantitative, descriptive design and examined a minority, underserved, and underinsured population that was receiving care at the research site and had a fairly consistent 30% no-show rate. Data was collected by anonymous survey from 151 patients and 22 health care providers and analyzed via means, t tests, and an ANOVA. Female patients were significantly more likely than male patients to approve of the current scheduling system at the site, in which patients simply call the clinic for an appointment (p = 0.040). White (non-Hispanic) patients in general had a statistically lower interest in receiving appointment reminders via text compared to the rest of the population (p=0.024). Patients who were 29 years old and younger were significantly less likely than patients who were 30 years old and over to indicate that they did not show up to appointments due to a lack of insurance (p '? 0.001). This project promoted positive social change by increasing patient, staff, and stakeholder awareness of the reasons patients miss their appointments. The findings of this project can be used to improve appointment scheduling, reduce patient wait times, increase patient satisfaction, and increase cost savings to the clinic.
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Encouraging Tolerance of and Cooperation with Dental/Medical RoutinesRawlings, Jordan 05 1900 (has links)
The participant is a 61-year-old woman, diagnosed with a generalized anxiety disorder and profound intellectual disability who was referred to a behavior-disorders clinic, to increase cooperation with routine dental procedures. I used a behavioral treatment package consisting of stimulus fading, differential reinforcement, and extinction to establish tolerance of, and cooperation with, routine dental procedures. Results showed that cooperative responding varied throughout the progression of teaching the prerequisite steps (sitting in a chair, sitting in a variety of chairs, then working on sitting in the dental chair). However, by the end of the study, the participant engaged in the behavior of open mouth for 30 s and tolerated/cooperated with the experimenter using a plastic visual inspection tool for 30 s. Further research should evaluate the effectiveness of a similar treatment package to develop a more streamlined and systematic framework to improve compliance and tolerance.
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Socioeconomic factors related to visual outcomes in patients with age-related macular degenerationDeffler, Rebecca Ann 17 June 2019 (has links)
No description available.
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Möten med patienter som har övervikt eller fetma : Sjuksköterskors erfarenheter inom primärvården / Meetings with patients who are overweight or obese : Nurses' experiences in primary carePettersson, Vira, Souaré, Emma January 2023 (has links)
Bakgrund: Övervikt och fetma är ett av samtidens största hot mot den globala folkhälsan. Människor med övervikt och fetma utsätts för stigmatisering och fördomar såväl i samhället som inom vården. Stigmat alstrar ohälsa och många patienter med övervikt och fetma uppger ett såväl fysiskt som psykiskt lidande. Sjuksköterskor inom primärvården har ett stort ansvar i arbetet mot övervikt och fetma då primärvården ofta är den första vårdinrättning patientgruppen kommer i kontakt med. Syfte: Att beskriva sjuksköterskors erfarenheter av att möta patienter med övervikt och fetma inom primärvården. Metod: En kvalitativ allmän litteraturöversikt med en induktiv ansats genomfördes. Resultatet består av 10 originalartiklar som analyserats utifrån kvalitativ innehållsanalys. Resultat: Resultatet genererade två huvudkategorier; 1) Möjligheter i möten samt 2) Hinder i möten. Fyra tillhörande underkategorier identifierades. Dessa påvisade hur sjuksköterskorna redogjorde för en bristande konsensus avseende bemötande och behandling av patientgruppen. Slutsatser: Mer kunskap avseende bemötande samt behandling av patienter med övervikt och fetma behövs bland sjuksköterskor inom primärvården. / Background: Overweight and obesity is one of today's greatest threats to global public health. People with overweight and obesity are exposed to stigma and prejudice both in society and in healthcare. The stigma generates ill health and many patients with overweight or obesity report both physical and mental suffering. Nurses in primary care have a responsibility in the work against overweight and obesity as primary care often is the first care facility the patient group meets. Purpose: To describe nurses' experiences of meeting patients with overweight and obesity in primary care. Method: A qualitative general literature review with an inductive approach was implemented. The result consists of 10 original articles analyzed based on qualitative content analysis. Results: The result generated two main categories; 1) Opportunities in meetings and 2) Obstacles in meetings. Four associated subcategories were identified. These showed how the nurses reported a lack of consensus regarding the treatment of the patient group. Conclusions: More knowledge regarding the treatment and treatment of patients with Overweight and obesity is needed among primary care nurses.
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Caregivers' Perspectives of their Experiences with their Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Healthcare SettingsCoologhan, Bridget Kathleen 19 April 2017 (has links)
No description available.
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An application of short-term scheduling tactics to the accident and emergency department of a public hospital in Hong KongTse, Po-shu, Patrick., 謝寶樹. January 1990 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Business Administration / Master / Master of Business Administration
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