'Measuring the quality of allied health services in Australia: Is it a case of "the more we learn, the less we know"?' has recently been published in the Journal of Healthcare Leadership.
This evidence-informed analytical review outlines factors that should be
considered by allied health leaders when measuring allied health service quality. It describes allied health
services in detail and discusses the difficulties when making these measurements, taking into account the locations and range of services provided and the complexity of the allied health discipline-mix. The authors
emphasise the importance of strong, visionary, and collaborative leadership to
ensure that allied health activities and outcomes are both measured and
reported in an effective and efficient fashion.
Grimmer-Sommers K, Milanese S, Kumar S. (2012). Journal of Healthcare Leadership, 4, 71-81
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