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The Politics of Healthcare: Achieving Real Reform
Eilish McAuliffe (Ed.)
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Paperback. 8vo Very good copy
Healthcare is often referred to as a complex environment and managing in this environment does not have direct parallels in any other industry or sector. The complexity of health systems arises not because of the structure of healthcare, but because of the myriad of complex relationships between the various stakeholders in health. The successful healthcare policy maker, manager or clinical professional must be able to navigate through this maze, strategizing, negotiating, persuading, motivating, empowering, and making some tough decisions along the way. The recognition that academic models need to be complemented by context-specific pragmatic approaches (some of which can only ... Read more
Healthcare is often referred to as a complex environment and managing in this environment does not have direct parallels in any other industry or sector. The complexity of health systems arises not because of the structure of healthcare, but because of the myriad of complex relationships between the various stakeholders in health. The successful healthcare policy maker, manager or clinical professional must be able to navigate through this maze, strategizing, negotiating, persuading, motivating, empowering, and making some tough decisions along the way. The recognition that academic models need to be complemented by context-specific pragmatic approaches (some of which can only ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Publisher
The Liffey Press
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2007
Number of Pages
240
Place of Publication
Dublin, Ireland
ISBN
9781905785216
SKU
KEX0277202
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99-1
About Eilish McAuliffe (Ed.)
Eilish Mc Auliffe is a senior lecturer in Health Policy and Management at Trinity College Dublin and is also Director of the Masters in Health Services Management. Kenneth McKenzie is a researcher in the UCD Geary Institute and a Research Associate in the School of Psychology, TCD.
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