Organization

Healthcare organization and management

A Day in the Life of an Apheresis Nurse: Where Clinical Expertise Meets Quality Driven Care

The article provides an in-depth and specialized look at the role of the apheresis nurse, a position where high technology meets clinical dedicatio...

PDTA and Monitoring Systems as Engines of HTA: The 'cost' of appropriateness

In a healthcare context characterised by limited resources and increasing complexity, clinical appropriateness emerges as a strategic lever to ensu...

The meaning of procedures

The article reflects on the authentic meaning of procedures in healthcare, overcoming the apparent opposition between standardisation and clinical ...

Case study of organisational management of interfering pathways in an operating block for active organ transplantation

This work stems from the need to observe the operating block not only as a technical site of the surgical act, but as a dynamic system of relations...

Managing multidisciplinarity: organisation as a driver of safety and clinical quality

The transition from multidisciplinarity as a 'spontaneous' practice to a governed organisational process is one of the central challenges of modern...

Caring for the Caregivers: Addressing Second Victim Phenomenon in High-Risk Environments like BMT

Bone marrow transplantation (BMT) is a highly complex and emotionally challenging field. The inherent acuity of patients, frequent exposure to life...

The role of nurses as quality managers in bone marrow transplantation programmes

Bone marrow transplantation (BMT), also known as haematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT), is a well-established therapeutic option for patients s...