Healthcare Professionals in UK Law
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Knowledge sharing among healthcare professionals in Ghana
Purpose: Knowledge management is very useful to the most departments and sectors of the economy, and the healthcare sector is no exception. Thus, this paper aims to explore how healthcare professio...
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Practicing in exile: Syrian healthcare professionals working in informal outpatient clinics in Istanbul
Turkey hosts the largest proportion of Syrian refugees worldwide. Although Syrian refugees enjoy similar rights to health as Turkish citizens, some barriers can limit access to healthcare in practi...
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Involving people with intellectual disabilities in the assessment of healthcare professionals
Purpose: – It is widely recognised that people with intellectual disabilities receive a poorer quality of healthcare than their non-disabled counterparts. Training for healthcare professionals in i...
- Resource Allocation Decisions: Accountability for Healthcare Professionals
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Simulation training to support healthcare professionals to meet the health needs of people with intellectual disabilities
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to discuss the role of education and training in addressing health inequalities in intellectual disabilities, before examining innovative approaches to healthc...
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Predicting the success of Twitter in healthcare. A synthesis of perceived quality, usefulness and flow experience by healthcare professionals
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to predict Twitter satisfaction by healthcare professionals through integrating constructs of Csikszentmihalyi’s flow theory, quality dimensions and usefulness...
- Healthcare Professionals to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Clinicians: Developing a Generic Profession
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Impact of artificial intelligence on health information literacy: guidance for healthcare professionals
Purpose: This paper aims to explore the intricate relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and health information literacy (HIL), examining the rise of AI in health care, the intersection ...
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NHS Knowledge Management in Bradford: the evolution of a service to meet the demands of healthcare professionals
Knowledge management and library services are intertwined now to the extent that it is inconceivable that there could not be a partnership between them. This article looks at a specific example.
- Joanne Glynn QC and David Gomez, THE REGULATION OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS: LAW PRINCIPLES AND PROCESS London: Sweet & Maxwell (www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk), 2012. cxxiii + 1518 pp. ISBN 9780414046405. £185.
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