Sentence examples for reducing quality of care from inspiring English sources

It is designed to focus management attention on cost and price, which hospitals must manage by cutting staff and reducing quality of care.

Their condition may also affect levels of sickness absenteeism or job turnover and thereby making it difficult to maintain adequate levels of health care staffing, reducing quality of care and threatening patient outcomes [10], [27], [28].

Under casemix funding the inherent efficiency incentives may lead hospitals to seek to achieve improved efficiency, narrowly defined, by reducing quality of care.

Looking forward, it is important to identify ways in which to reduce both staffing costs and LOS without reducing quality of care to make this type of intervention more financially feasible.

(Some also believe that it reduces quality of care for chronic illnesses like diabetes, but this is much less clear).

This results in less physician time with patients, reduced quality of care, increased health care costs for everyone, and — no accident here — increased profits for insurance companies' executives and shareholders.

Nobody disagrees with Keogh that the NHS has got to be cost-effective, but purchasing care services from private providers with shareholders demanding profits can only lead to increased costs or reduced quality of care – or both.

Overcrowding can result in delay in diagnosis or treatment and reduced quality of care [[22]].

High caregiver turnover can result in inefficiencies and less productivity, delays and mistakes in delivering patient care, reduced quality of care, longer patient stays, and higher complication and infection rates, to name a few.

Such applications may reduce or eliminate bottlenecks that reduce quality of care [ 31].

Researchers [ 38] have reported that shortage of staff reduces quality of care with increasing workloads making infection control more difficult.