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Using Visual and Narrative Methods to Achieve Fair Process in Clinical Care
Published on: February 16, 2011
[Management and quality: in search of nursing]
Annick Anchisi1, Elvire Berra, Murielle Pott
1Université de Savoie-Institut Romand des sciences et des pratiques de la santé et du social Lausanne.
Abstract:
Quality management involves everyone in the hospital to a different degree. The head-nurses are key elements for the realization of these programs. Throughout this discussion regarding management, this article explores the links between quality management and nursing. The interviews conducted show that management has over-invested in quality. Therefore it will respond to problems concerning work organization and will also allow a professional acknowledgement. The analysis confirms that the quality values come before that of a pragmatic conception of health care based on a disjunctive viewpoint, both linear and timeless. Furthermore, because nursing is not considered as a discipline, quality healthcare remains undefined. The recommendations focus on the manager's role and particularity on the definition of the principal problems of different services.
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