The book explores the complexities of NHS reform by examining the interplay of broader social and political contexts alongside the organization's historical legacies. It seeks to enhance students' understanding of how health policy interacts with organizational structures and societal factors, providing a comprehensive view of the challenges and dynamics involved in reform efforts.
Offering practical guidance for students and new researchers, this book simplifies the process of setting up a research study using clear, everyday language. It combines practical planning advice with an understanding of the essential methodological principles, helping readers make informed decisions about their research methods. Ian Greener’s approach demystifies the complexities of social research, making it approachable for those new to the field.
Using Qualitative Comparative Analysis to explore 11 developed countries' health services, this ambitious text identifies which factors are associated with the strongest outcomes.