Patient and family perspectives in resilient healthcare studies: A question of morality or logic?
Abstract
Whilst interest in resilient healthcare (RHC) research has increased over the past five years, our understanding of the role of patients, families and carers in supporting system resilience remains limited (Berg et al., 2018; Laugaland and Aase, 2015). The extant empirical evidence for RHC has almost exclusively been undertaken from the perspective of staff. However, evidence is emerging suggesting that patients, families and carers impact on...
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Title
Patient and family perspectives in resilient healthcare studies: A question of morality or logic?
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
120
Pages
99 - 106
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