Analyzing Change, Quality, and Stakeholders in Health & Social Care
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This report delves into the critical aspects of leading change in the health and social care sector, emphasizing the roles of various stakeholders in maintaining and improving service quality. It examines the responsibilities of physicians, service users, and nurses, highlighting their contributions to ensuring quality care and cost-effective treatment. The report also explores the influence of external agencies like the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and the National Institute for Clinical Excellence in setting and maintaining standards. Furthermore, it analyzes the impact of poor quality on organizational productivity, trust, and service user satisfaction. Methods for evaluating service quality, such as mortality rates and efficient use of medical imaging, are discussed, along with approaches to quality improvement, communication, and benchmarking. Finally, the report identifies barriers to delivering quality services, including inadequate staffing, employee motivation, and unpredictable health crises, concluding that effective change management is essential for organizational improvement in the healthcare sector. Desklib offers a range of resources, including past papers and solved assignments, to support students in understanding these complex topics.
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