Healthcare System Failure: A Planned Strategy?

Understanding Patients' Compliance Behavior in a Mobile Healthcare System: The Role of Trust and Planned Behavior

The ultimate goal of any prescribed medical therapy is to achieve desired outcomes for patients. However, patient non-compliance has long been a major problem detrimental to patients’ health and thus is a concern of all healthcare providers. Patient trust in doctors and patient-doctor communication have been identified as critical factors influencing patient compliance. Nevertheless, little is ...

Planned BVD Control Strategy for Veterinary Practitioners

Quality Improvement: A Strategy for Planned Organizational Change

ACADEMIC HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONSdevoted excluLIBRARIES IN TWO-YFAR sively to teaching and learning (community colleges) present an unexpected contrast to those quality issues that are anchored in traditional quantity-based (ACFU) standards rather than on the expectations and values of library users and those seeking to learn. Community college libraries may fit the new quality paradigm if...

System change in healthcare: the Ontario Stroke Strategy.

The development of the Ontario Stroke Strategy was due to a combination of strategic decisions, hard work, good timing and luck. This article reviews the development of the strategy from its early days to the present, outlines the approaches used in working with government to influence its policy and investment decisions and reflects on the future.

Precision Medicine: A New Revolution in Healthcare System

Every human being is different based on genetics, lifestyle, and environmental factors. Novel medical technologies have become more precise owing to molecular information, including genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, etc. The “omics” technologies have opened up new horizons for healthcare systems, enabling them to prevent and/or diagnose diseases more precisel...