Future developments in health care performance management

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This paper highlights the challenges of performance management in health care, wherein multiple different objectives have to be pursued. The literature suggests starting with quality performance, following the sand cone theory, but considering a multidimensional concept of health care quality. Moreover, new managerial approaches coming from an industrial context and adapted to health care, such as lean management and risk management, can contribute to improving quality performance. Therefore, the opportunity to analyze them arises from studying their overlaps and links in order to identify possible synergies and to investigate the opportunity to develop an integrated methodology enabling improved performance. © 2013 Crema and Verbano.

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Crema, M., & Verbano, C. (2013). Future developments in health care performance management. Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare, 6, 415–421. https://doi.org/10.2147/JMDH.S54561

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