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‘Het duurt te lang’, ‘het kost te veel’, ‘we begrijpen elkaar niet goed’. Dit zijn veelgehoorde klachten tijdens de samenwerking tussen zorgaanbieders en vastgoedpartijen. Dat is niet alleen jammer, maar ook ernstig. Steeds meer mensen hebben aangepaste huisvesting nodig vanwege hun zorg- en ondersteuningsbehoefte. Om aan deze wensen te voldoen is het van belang dat vastgoed- en zorgondernemingen goed met elkaar samenwerken. Het samenbrengen van deze twee totaal verschillende werelden vereist de nodige kennis. 'Essenties voor samenwerking in wonen en zorg' ontrafelt de complexiteit van deze twee vakgebieden. Na een hoofdstuk over de wensen van de woonzorgvragers worden zowel de vastgoedpartijen als de zorgpartijen uitgebreid beschreven. Er ontstaat inzicht in de achtergrond, de taal, het spel, de spelers, het denken en handelen van de samenwerkingspartners uit de ‘andere wereld’. Met extra aandacht voor financiële aspecten die vaak zo bepalend zijn. Het slothoofdstuk over samenwerking geeft inzicht in samenwerkingsproblemen en biedt u instrumenten om uw eigen samenwerking integraal te verkennen, vorm te geven en te verbeteren.'Essenties voor samenwerking in wonen en zorg' is een aanrader voor toezichthouders, bestuurders en managers uit de vastgoed- en de zorgsector. Het is voor het eerst dat in één boek wonen en zorg worden beschreven vanuit de perspectieven vastgoed en zorg. Met dit boek kunt u de samenwerking met uw partners versterken, om daarmee meer, sneller en beter woonzorgvastgoed te realiseren.

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Having a clear sense of which leadership ideas and practices are rooted in sound theory and convincing evidence, and which are more speculative, is vital for healthcare leaders. This book provides a coherent framework through which to scrutinise the leadership literature relevant to healthcare.

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Health services administration. --- Health services administration --- Health Services Administration. --- Delivery of Health Care --- Health Facility Administration. --- Personnel Management. --- Health administration --- Health care administration --- Health care management --- Health sciences administration --- Health services management --- Medical care --- Health planning --- Public health administration --- Client-Staff Ratio --- Client Staff Ratio --- Client-Staff Ratios --- Management, Personnel --- Ratio, Client-Staff --- Ratios, Client-Staff --- Administration, Health Facility --- Facility Administration, Health --- Health Facilities --- Administration, Health Services --- Health Services --- organization & administration. --- Administration --- Management --- organization & administration --- United States.

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Epidemiology and the Delivery of Health Care Services Methods and Applications, Third Edition Denise M. Oleske, Davenport University, Grand Rapids, Michigan Rising costs, aging and growing populations, and increasing competition for funds and resources are shifting the focus of health care delivery and management from the individual patient to the patient population. This change calls for more effective targeting of patients, more efficient assessment of needs and delivery of services, and better use of information technologies to improve population health. The new Third Edition of Epidemiology and the Delivery of Health Care Services is one of the most complete and authoritative works on the subject, brimming with case studies, graphics, action lists, and learning outcomes for ease of understanding. The book’s in-depth epidemiologic framework begins with the basics (defining problems, collecting reliable data, assessing risks), moves on to offer innovative and seasoned techniques for research and service delivery, and covers a wealth of salient issues, including: The impact of epidemiology on public health policy. Epidemiology as an essential element of infection prevention and control. Data sources with implications for population-based health services planning and evaluation. Epidemiology as a driver of quality health care. Screening and surveillance in health promotion. Epidemiology as a means of fostering patient safety. Health service strategies for reducing epidemiologically identified environmental health risks. Epidemiology and the Delivery of Health Care Services, Third Edition, is ideally suited to graduate students in health administration, public health, health information management, nursing, and allied fields. It also makes an excellent text for graduate courses in epidemiology, health care policy and health services research.

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This proposed Special Issue in AoIS will present studies from leading researchers and practitioners focusing on current challenges, directions, trends, and opportunities associated with healthcare organizations and their strategic use of Web-enabled technologies. Healthcare and biomedical organizations are undergoing major transformations to meet the demand for improved access and quality of service, and modern information technologies are helping to process and manage the growing wealth of data involved. Web-based applications offer a sharp increase in data access and management, and they are at the forefront of the broad field of medical informatics. Topics to be covered will include semantic web applications; workflow and process management; content management and portal technology; data and web mining, warehousing, and information collection, curation, and analysis; web-based learning environments; access control and security; transaction management; and tools for implementation.

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