Co-production and Japanese Healthcare
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Co-production and Japanese Healthcare
Work Environment, Governance, Service Quality and Social Values
Pestoff, Victor
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2023
278
Mole
Inglês
9780367567408
15 a 20 dias
453
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1. Introduction: Co-production and Japanese Healthcare. Part 1 Background. 2. Third Sector and Cooperative Services - An alternative to privatization. 3. Democratizing Medical and Healthcare - The Japanese example. 4. Co-production in Public Service Delivery and Healthcare. Part 2 Co-production and Japanese Healthcare. 5. Research on Japanese Healthcare - Background, data and methods. 6. Work Environment and Service Quality in Japanese Healthcare. 7. Two Patterns of Patient Participation in Japanese Healthcare - Aspirational and transformative co-production. 8. Volunteering and Co-production in Japanese Healthcare. 9. Participatory Governance and Japanese Healthcare. 10. The Social Values and Mission of Cooperative and Public Healthcare Providers in Japan - Comparing the perspective of the staff, patients and volunteers. 11. Co-production at the Crossroads and Organizational Logics in Japanese Healthcare. Part 3. Summary and Conclusions. 12. Lessons Learned and Implications for Research on Co-production and Healthcare.
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Japanese Healthcare;Medical Co-ops;Organizational Logics;Promote Patient Participation;Public Healthcare Providers;Public Administration;Participatory Governance;Healthcare Providers;Volunteering;Individual Co-production;Patient Participation;Hospital Groups;Public Service Delivery;Cooperative Hospital;Privatization;Health Co-op;Third Sector;Participatory Healthcare Provider;Democratizing Medical;Civil Society;Cooperative Services;Collective Co-production;Social values;Healthcare Co-op;Work environment;High Strain Job;Co-production;PARs;Service quality;Nonprofit;Nonprofit Organizations;Communitarian Regime;Traditional Public Administration;Low Strain Job;Health Literacy Problems;Eldercare Facilities;Health Literacy;Professional Logics
1. Introduction: Co-production and Japanese Healthcare. Part 1 Background. 2. Third Sector and Cooperative Services - An alternative to privatization. 3. Democratizing Medical and Healthcare - The Japanese example. 4. Co-production in Public Service Delivery and Healthcare. Part 2 Co-production and Japanese Healthcare. 5. Research on Japanese Healthcare - Background, data and methods. 6. Work Environment and Service Quality in Japanese Healthcare. 7. Two Patterns of Patient Participation in Japanese Healthcare - Aspirational and transformative co-production. 8. Volunteering and Co-production in Japanese Healthcare. 9. Participatory Governance and Japanese Healthcare. 10. The Social Values and Mission of Cooperative and Public Healthcare Providers in Japan - Comparing the perspective of the staff, patients and volunteers. 11. Co-production at the Crossroads and Organizational Logics in Japanese Healthcare. Part 3. Summary and Conclusions. 12. Lessons Learned and Implications for Research on Co-production and Healthcare.
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Japanese Healthcare;Medical Co-ops;Organizational Logics;Promote Patient Participation;Public Healthcare Providers;Public Administration;Participatory Governance;Healthcare Providers;Volunteering;Individual Co-production;Patient Participation;Hospital Groups;Public Service Delivery;Cooperative Hospital;Privatization;Health Co-op;Third Sector;Participatory Healthcare Provider;Democratizing Medical;Civil Society;Cooperative Services;Collective Co-production;Social values;Healthcare Co-op;Work environment;High Strain Job;Co-production;PARs;Service quality;Nonprofit;Nonprofit Organizations;Communitarian Regime;Traditional Public Administration;Low Strain Job;Health Literacy Problems;Eldercare Facilities;Health Literacy;Professional Logics
