Infection Control in the Hospital Setting: An Analysis of Regulatory Governance
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Cary Coglianese
These alternatives, including private rulemaking, management-based regulation (incentives), and traditional rules and enforcement, will be examined in the areas of prevention and control of hospital-based infections and the fight against cancer.
What is the influence of new forms of participation—including patient networks, patient self-management, and consumer access to medical information—on health system change with particular attention to the fight against cancer?
October 9 2009
52 minutes
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How, in theory and in practice, do alternative forms of regulation work in the health system?These alternatives, including private rulemaking, management-based regulation (incentives), and traditional rules and enforcement, will be examined in the areas of prevention and control of hospital-based infections and the fight against cancer.
What is the influence of new forms of participation—including patient networks, patient self-management, and consumer access to medical information—on health system change with particular attention to the fight against cancer?
Series: |
Smart Regulation: Can New Types of Governance Improve Health? |
Categories: |
Health Policy |
Tags: |
Governance, Infection Control |
Tags
Tags: |
Governance , Infection Control |
