Isbn: 9781593119225 - making healthcare care: managing via simple guiding principles (isce book series: managing the complex) (21 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. In this volume, Hugo Letiche tackles the all-important question, is there "care" in healthcare? If, as Klaus Krippendorff(2006) argues, "meaning is a structured space, a network of expected senses, a set of possibilities.[that] emerges in the use of language," then within the healthcare systems of today, the meaning of "care" has been defined to be the eradication of a problem. We must recognize that patients do not wish to regarded merely as a problem requiring eradication.Letiche is opposed to the very idea that complexity reduction can address the humanity of each individual healthcare situation. He argues that, through narratives and through complexity based social theory, the complexity of each individual situation must be transcended through mindful listening and engaged dialogue. Letiche suggests that in the absence of such mindfulness, the lack of time for true listening, and the inability of providers and systems to allow for patients and family to engage in dialogue lies both the roots of the problem and the potential for its solution. If complexity theory has a role in the analysis understanding and betterment of social systems, then approaches such as the one Letiche undertakes herein will become essential tools of the trade.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. In this volume, Hugo Letiche tackles the all-important question, is there "care" in healthcare? If, as Klaus Krippendorff(2006) argues, "meaning is a structured space, a network of expected senses, a set of possibilities.[that] emerges in the use of language," then within the healthcare systems of today, the meaning of "care" has been defined to be the eradication of a problem. We must recognize that patients do not wish to regarded merely as a problem requiring eradication.Letiche is opposed to the very idea that complexity reduction can address the humanity of each individual healthcare situation. He argues that, through narratives and through complexity based social theory, the complexity of each individual situation must be transcended through mindful listening and engaged dialogue. Letiche suggests that in the absence of such mindfulness, the lack of time for true listening, and the inability of providers and systems to allow for patients and family to engage in dialogue lies both the roots of the problem and the potential for its solution. If complexity theory has a role in the analysis understanding and betterment of social systems, then approaches such as the one Letiche undertakes herein will become essential tools of the trade.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A volume in I.S.C.E Book Series: Managing the ComplexSeries Editors Kurt Richardson and Michael Lissack, ISCE ResearchIn this volume, Hugo Letiche tackles the all-important question, is there 'care' in healthcare If, as Klaus Krippendorff(2006) argues, 'meaning is a structured space, a network of expected senses, a set of possibilities.[that] emerges in the use of language,' then within the healthcare systems of today, the meaning of 'care' hasbeen defined to be the eradication of a problem. We must recognize that patients do not wish to regarded merelyas a problem requiring eradication.Letiche is opposed to the very idea that complexity reduction can address the humanity of each individual healthcaresituation. He argues that, through narratives and through complexity based social theory, the complexity ofeach individual situation must be transcended through mindful listening and engaged dialogue. Letiche suggeststhat in the absence of such mindfulness, the lack of time for true listening, and the inability of providers and systemsto allow for patients and family to engage in dialogue lies both the roots of the problem and the potential forits solution. If complexity theory has a role in the analysis understanding and betterment of so.…

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condición: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Tackles the question, is there care in health care? This volume argues that, through narratives and through complexity based social theory, the complexity of each individual situation must be transcended through mindful listening and engaged dialogue.…