2017
DOI: 10.21450/rahis.v13i3.3210
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Understanding the Evolution of Health Service Accreditation Research: A Literature Review From 2012 to 2015

Abstract: ResumoO objetivo deste estudo é investigar os temas centrais das pesquisas sobre acreditação. Este trabalho faz uma revisão da literatura sobre a acreditação nos últimos quatro anos e apresenta uma comparação dos resultados com uma revisão anterior, para analisar a evolução das publicações ao longo do tempo. A pesquisa identificou 90 estudos empíricos que examinam tanto os processos quanto os impactos de programas de acreditação. Os artigos foram classificados em nove categorias temáticas, sendo que oito categ… Show more

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“…H ealthcare organizations can seek accreditation as a selfregulated step for upholding high standards in healthcare delivery as well as gaining recognition for care excellence (Abolfotouh, Alkelya, Abukhalid, Salam, & Alamry, 2014;Nicklin, 2013;Oh et al, 2013;Saut & Berssaneti, 2017). Accreditation programs can improve the structure and process of healthcare services delivered and clinical outcomes (Alkhenizan & Shaw, 2011) and often stimulate positive and long-term changes in organizational and clinical practice, thereby ensuring compliance and improvement (Braithwaite et al, 2010).…”
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“…H ealthcare organizations can seek accreditation as a selfregulated step for upholding high standards in healthcare delivery as well as gaining recognition for care excellence (Abolfotouh, Alkelya, Abukhalid, Salam, & Alamry, 2014;Nicklin, 2013;Oh et al, 2013;Saut & Berssaneti, 2017). Accreditation programs can improve the structure and process of healthcare services delivered and clinical outcomes (Alkhenizan & Shaw, 2011) and often stimulate positive and long-term changes in organizational and clinical practice, thereby ensuring compliance and improvement (Braithwaite et al, 2010).…”
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“…Administrators and policy makers can gain valuable information by analyzing medical staff's perceptions of patient safety (Khater, Akhu-Zaheya, Al-Mahasneh, & Khater, 2015). In general, the perception of healthcare professionals is that accreditation helps patient safety (Abolfotouh et al, 2014;Alkhenizan & Shaw, 2011;Ehlers, Jensen, Simonsen, Rasmussen, & Braithwaite et al, 2017;Saut & Berssaneti, 2017). Nurses play a crucial role in patient safety because they participate in almost every aspect of healthcare delivery, they perceive patient safety as primarily their responsibility (Khater et al, 2015), they influence quality of service and patient safety (Aboshaiqah & Baker, 2013), and they follow the policies and processes of an organization.…”
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