Factors Influencing Patient-Centered Care in the Primary Health Care Settings: The Impact of the Pandemic Crisis and Nurses’ Experience

Lateef, Adepeju; Mhlongo, Euphemia Mbali

doi:10.4236/ojn.2022.123014

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“…Support for work-life balance, improved pay, and increasing the HCW labor force is recommended to strengthen the system. 38,39 These findings correspond to a global study conducted prior to the pandemic, which also showed that…”

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confidence: 87%

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Gender differences in work attendance among health care workers in Northern Nigeria during the COVID-19 pandemic

Taiwo¹,

Oyekenu²,

Ekeh³

et al. 2022

eClinicalMedicine

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“…Support for work-life balance, improved pay, and increasing the HCW labor force is recommended to strengthen the system. 38 , 39 …”

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Gender differences in work attendance among health care workers in Northern Nigeria during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Oyekenu²,

Ekeh³

et al. 2022

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“…Lateef & Mhlongo, 2022;Pratiwi et al, 2023). The study byBlozik et al (2018) was conducted by a Swiss Quality Indicator for Primary Care (SQIPRICA) working group that developed evidence-based indicators, primarily aimed at improving the quality of primary care.…”

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Performance Measurement Systems in Primary Health Care: A Systematic Literature Review

Santos,

Barbosa,

Sant'Anna

2024

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Background: Performance measurements are increasingly used in health services, however, there is a lack of these types of applications in the literature, especially for performance measurement systems in primary health care. The concepts of a performance measurement system (SMD) constitute a limitation in the literature for what has been implemented to date in primary health care services. This article constructs a systematic review of peer-reviewed literature to demonstrate current constructs used in performance measurement systems in different areas of primary care. Methods: The document uses the PRISMA approach, considered the gold standard for synthesis of evidence and studies reported as scientific or dark literature. To evaluate the quality of the selected studies, the four categories of The Rosalind Franklin Qualitative Research Appraisal Instrument - RF-QRA were used. Results: Of the 167 articles extracted, fourteen studies were selected and showed that there is a difficulty in evaluating the post-implementation of performance measurement systems directly in primary care units, which brings a study limitation and the lack of evidence of monitoring indicators throughout over time. Conclusions: The development of the systematic review process that emphasizes heterogeneity, diversification, reliability and originality reflected a diagnosis based on the last five years of the best MDS models implemented around the world. This may reflect the implementation of public policies focusing on high-performance primary health care.

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Resource Capacity Assessment of Lower-Tier Health Institutions and Delivery of Responsive Care-Given Within Ghana’s Decentralised Healthcare System

Salifu¹,

Adjei²,

Buor³

et al. 2023

Journal of Asian and African Studies

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This study examined the capacity of decentralised health institutions at the Sunyani Municipality for responsive healthcare delivery, through the case study design. A sample size of 102 individuals comprising 60 household respondents and 42 healthcare staff were involved. Interviews and observations were used to collect data from the respondents. The human resource capacity of the health facilities was found to be adequate for responsive healthcare delivery; however, these successes were diminished by limited financial and material resource availability. The study concludes that disproportionate resource capacity is counterproductive; thus, the government should increase its health sector financial and material resource allocations.

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Factors Influencing Patient-Centered Care in the Primary Health Care Settings: The Impact of the Pandemic Crisis and Nurses’ Experience

Cited by 3 publications

References 28 publications

Gender differences in work attendance among health care workers in Northern Nigeria during the COVID-19 pandemic

Gender differences in work attendance among health care workers in Northern Nigeria during the COVID-19 pandemic

Performance Measurement Systems in Primary Health Care: A Systematic Literature Review

Resource Capacity Assessment of Lower-Tier Health Institutions and Delivery of Responsive Care-Given Within Ghana’s Decentralised Healthcare System

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