Since the 80’s, there is a growing demand for employees that possess generic qualifications (for example key qualifications) that are broadly applicable and enable an employee to adapt to changes. However, at the ROC ...

It is expected that firms conducting business today act responsibly towards society, which is known as corporate social responsibility (CSR). Recent literature reveals effective CSR engagement at small- and medium-sized ...

The world is becoming more and more connected. In healthcare patients go to different healthcare organisations in order to receive treatment for their illnesses. In order to support effective healthcare, this patient data ...

This research explores the future perspectives regarding the design and use of e-health for diabetes care. This exploration is executed via qualitative research, in which data was collected in the diabetes centre of the ...

An increasing number of municipalities in the Netherlands have to engage themselves in an inter-municipal collaboration because they are faced with more responsibilities and less budget. By collaborating, the municipalities ...

Background: To cope with increasing financial and demographic pressures on healthcare, organisations and governments attempt to innovate current ways of organising care provision. Many of these innovations take a technological ...

In this study I have analyzed the perspectives of medical specialists about the introduction of a patient portal at the Laurentius Hospital in Roermond. By Dutch law (First chamber votes, 2016) healthcare institutions are ...

This research argues that team sensemaking is more critical than individual sensemaking for organizations since team sensemaking may have a larger contribution to organizational failures than individual sensemaking. Team ...

Purpose: The purpose of this research is to investigate how the implementation of a communication module for patient-related information can affect current patient-related communication routines of staff in the Radiology ...