Health efficiency : how can engineering be a player in health organization? /
Efficiency is an important component of performance measurement. It is the optimization of the consumption of the resources used for the production of a result. From this conception was born the idea of these days devoted, each year, to the efficiency applied to the world of health. They brought tog...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Great Britain ; United States :
Elsevier Ltd. : ISTE Press,
2018.
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| Series: | Health industrialization set.
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1. Health technology coordination approach
- Introduction to Part 1
- Chapter 1. Forward vision of technologies and health knowledge
- Chapter 2. Coordination between professionals: a public health issue
- Part 2. Optimization of flows within a hospital
- Introduction to Part 2
- Chapter 3. Decision support methods for efficient flow management in medical device sterilization departments
- Chapter 4. Prediction of hospital flows based on influenza epidemics and meteorological factors
- Part 3. Oncology and technology
- Introduction to Part 3
- Chapter 5. Cancer care pathway: how technological advances are helping to address coordination challenges
- Chapter 6. Optimization issues in chemotherapy delivery
- Part 4. Age-appropriate technologies
- Introduction to Part 4
- Chapter 7. Comparison of two hospitalization admission pathways in geriatrics, either directly through a telephone line or hotline or after a visit to an emergency department
- Chapter 8. Therapeutic education for the patient over 75 years old living at home
- Part 5. The health network
- Introduction to Part 5
- Chapter 9. The evolution of the economic model of the health network in France: challenges and prospects
- Chapter 10. Primary care electronic health data: good to the last byte
- Conclusion
- List of authors
- Index.