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Risk Matters in Healthcare - Communicating, Explaining and Managing Risk

English · Paperback / Softback

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The fundholding concept is now an established component of the NHS and is responsible for the growing influence of general practice in the delivery of health care. This book is comprehensive and authoritative, and a reference for GPs, practice managers and all those industries and professions providing services to general practice.

List of contents

Part One: Understanding and talking about risk 1. Risk: What's that all about then? 2. Risk communication Part Two: Clinical risk management 3. Changing the culture 4. Managing common risks in general practice 5. Improving the explanation of risk: Personal development plan 6. Risk management: Practice personal and professional development plan

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Kay Mohanna, Ruth Chambers

Summary

The fundholding concept is now an established component of the NHS and is responsible for the growing influence of general practice in the delivery of health care

Product details

Authors Ruth Chambers, Chambers Ruth, Kay Mohanna, Mohanna Kay
Publisher Taylor and Francis
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 01.11.2000
 
EAN 9781857754568
ISBN 978-1-85775-456-8
No. of pages 224
Dimensions 189 mm x 246 mm x 7 mm
Weight 453 g
Subjects Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Medicine > General

MEDICAL / Public Health, MEDICAL / Administration, Personal & public health, Medical administration & management, Personal and public health / health education, Medical administration and management

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