This article discusses Bureaucratic Reform from the Perspective of Human Rights in improving quality public services. is a process change that carried out stages, systematically, and continuously. It aims to create clean governance, services, capacity, accountability bureaucratic performance professionalism Resource Apparatus. can be seen as current condition targeted within scope Reform. There...

INTRODUCTION In 2003, the Quebec government made important changes in its primary healthcare (PHC) system. This reform included the creation of new models of PHC, Family Medicine Groups (e.g. multidisciplinary health teams with extended opening hours and enrolment of patients) and Network Clinics (clinics providing access to investigation and specialist services). Considering that equity is one...

Background and Objectives: Evidence shows that transfer of hospital governance to board of trustees can positively influence hospital performance. Iran has initiated implementing such a transformation and a number of hospitals have been involved in this reform. This study aimed to explore the effectiveness of such a reform by examining performance profile of a sample hospital across the interve...

Drawing from the theoretical insights of pragmatic constructivism, this paper aims to explain difficulties faced by organizational actors in translation performance-based budgeting (PBB) into practice. The dichotomy reality and illusion at centre constructivism sheds light on limitations shortcomings that characterize implementation a business-like practice introduced as component reform moveme...

Bureaucratic Reform in public services aims to improve the quality of accordance with needs and expectations community. The purpose this study is analyze how process implementing bureaucratic reform improving achieve at Investment One-Stop Integrated Service (DPM-PTSP) Karo Regency. This research uses qualitative methods a descriptive approach, primary data collection techniques (observations, ...