The older generation's reluctance to 'step aside'and retire to facilitate young farmers who
want to establish a career in farming is a globally recognized feature of intergenerational …

We are more used to thinking of medicine in relation to the ways that it alleviates the effects
of violence. Yet an important thread in the academic literature acknowledges that medicine …

Background The quality of information recorded about patient care is considered key to
improving the overall quality, safety and efficiency of patient care. Assigning codes to …

This editorial introduces the special Biomed Central cross-journal collection The Many
Meanings of 'Quality'in Healthcare: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, setting out the context for …

Contemporary health challenges (eg, diabetes, climate change, antimicrobial resistance)
are underpinned by complex interrelationships between behavioural, cultural, social …

This dissertation describes original research that explores, for the first time, the
historiography and roles of Australia's Health Information Managers (HIMs). The ecology of …

This research seeks to answer the question What are the meanings of quality healthcare in
humanitarian settings? The research is multidisciplinary in its approach and draws on …

Objectives: This study was aimed to investigate the views of the nursing students regarding
the newspaper news that contain symbolic violence conducted against the patients in the …

Following on from the previous contributions to this volume this essay seeks to look forward,
and provides some reflections on the nature of professionalism, of educating for …

132 Alisa Grigorovich logic underlying this type of evaluation reflects the belief that quality is
enhanced through increased standardization of services and technical practices: that quality …