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期刊名:Journal of healthcare management

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ISSN:1096-9012

e-ISSN:1944-7396

IF/分区:2.8/Q2

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Iman Saeed,Kyle Barr,Sivagaminathan Palani et al. Iman Saeed et al.
Goal: A lack of improvement in productivity in recent years may be the result of suboptimal measurement of productivity. Hospitals and clinics benefit from external benchmarks that allow assessment of clinical productivit...
Ghazala Q Sharieff,Craig Uejo Ghazala Q Sharieff
Goal: Patient safety and quality care are two critical areas that every healthcare organization strives to grow and improve upon. At Scripps Health, specific efforts reviewed for this article were implemented to reduce ho...
Li Huang,Jarron M Saint Onge Li Huang
Goal: To address healthcare spending growth, coordinate care, and improve primary care utilization, a majority of states in the United States have adopted value-based care coordination programs. The objective of this stud...
Mohamed Elsaqa,Marawan M El Tayeb,Stephanie Yano et al. Mohamed Elsaqa et al.
Goal: Accurate prediction of operating room (OR) time is critical for effective utilization of resources, optimal staffing, and reduced costs. Currently, electronic health record (EHR) systems aid OR scheduling by predict...
Soumya Upadhyay,Neeraj Bhandari Soumya Upadhyay
Goal: Patients engaged in self-care through information technology can potentially improve the quality of healthcare they receive. This study aimed to examine how electronic health record (EHR) system functionalities help...
Tait Shanafelt,Mickey Trockel,Thom Mayer et al. Tait Shanafelt et al.
Goal: The objective of this study was to evaluate satisfaction with work-life integration (WLI), social isolation, and the impact of work on personal relationships (IWPR) among senior healthcare operational leaders. ...