Outputs (13)

Who does what? How staff in England and Denmark perceive roles in the coordination of children's inpatient care: A comparison of questionnaire survey data (2008)
Journal Article

Aims and objectives. To explore and compare staff perceptions of their own and others roles in the coordination of care for children in hospital in Denmark and England. Background. The provision of well-coordinated care is a declared aim of health ca... Read More about Who does what? How staff in England and Denmark perceive roles in the coordination of children's inpatient care: A comparison of questionnaire survey data.

Providing a children's palliative care service in the community through fixed-term grants: The staff perspective (2007)
Journal Article

Background: Children's palliative care services have recently been awarded fixed-term grants, aimed at improving the provision of care for children with life-limiting conditions in the community. We report findings of a qualitative study to investiga... Read More about Providing a children's palliative care service in the community through fixed-term grants: The staff perspective.

Rules and resources: A structuration approach to understanding the coordination of children's inpatient health care (2006)
Journal Article

Aim. This paper presents findings from a multi-method study exploring the process of care coordination in children's inpatient health care. Background. Existing work on care coordination is typified by 'black-box' type studies that measure inputs to... Read More about Rules and resources: A structuration approach to understanding the coordination of children's inpatient health care.