Chiara Guglielmetti
Biographic Data
| ID | 5453047 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chiara Guglielmetti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chiara |
| FAMILY NAME | Guglielmetti |
| SIGNATURE | GUGLIELMETTI C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Milan |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1866-2796 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Exploring patient role from compliance to engagement in telemedicine
The implementation of telemedicine in healthcare management is expanding, highlighting the need to reflect on the evolving patient role within a patient-centered approach. As telemedicine necessitates different nuances of activation, a consensus on the definition of active patient role is lacking, despite extensive literature. This study examines the evolution of this concept and explores the divergences in different fields, specifically psycholo…
Leveraging User-Friendly Mobile Medical Devices to Facilitate Early Hospital Discharges in a Pediatric Setting
This study demonstrates that user-friendly mobile medical devices effectively facilitate early hospital discharges in a pediatric setting. These devices serve as a bridge between home and hospital, optimizing care pathways
The Evaluation of Determinants and Impacts of Co-Production in Healthcare
The research protocol contributes to both theoretical and practical knowledge. It represents the first attempt to develop a systematic analytical framework for the evaluation of co-production in healthcare. Moreover, the findings gathered within the study will provide evidence to support policy makers and managers in decision-making and managerial processes within the health service
Health Care Services and the Coproduction Puzzle
This qualitative study analyzes an Italian hospital’s endeavor to introduce a coproduction practice and the critical factors that affect its efficacy and efficiency. The empirical evidence shows that the meaningful engagement of the patient can be achieved only by factoring in the socioorganizational conditions of all stakeholders; that no divide exists between organizational production and client coproduction, rather, it is a relationship of int…
University Life of Non-Traditional Students
In the light of the literature on student engagement, social integration, and adult learning, an empirical study (n = 228 students) explored the relationship between first-year academic experience and non-traditional students' retention. Results show that engagement, social integration, and meaningfulness of learning experience have different effects on non-traditional and traditional students' retention
Volunteerism During Young Adulthood
This paper explores the motivational frame of Italian young adults involved in volunteerism and its relation to several variables included in Omoto and Snyder’s Volunteer Process Model framework. Some 461 Italian young adults (aged 24–31) involved in voluntary activities with children and adolescents were considered. Referring to Omoto and Snyder’s functionalist and motivational framework, a Ward’s method cluster analysis was performed to identif…
Volunteerism During Young Adulthood
This paper explores the motivational frame of Italian young adults involved in volunteerism and its relation to several variables included in Omoto and Snyder’s Volunteer Process Model framework. Some 461 Italian young adults (aged 24–31) involved in voluntary activities with children and adolescents were considered. Referring to Omoto and Snyder’s functionalist and motivational framework, a Ward’s method cluster analysis was performed to identif…
University Life of Non-Traditional Students
In the light of the literature on student engagement, social integration, and adult learning, an empirical study (n = 228 students) explored the relationship between first-year academic experience and non-traditional students' retention. Results show that engagement, social integration, and meaningfulness of learning experience have different effects on non-traditional and traditional students' retention
Health Care Services and the Coproduction Puzzle
This qualitative study analyzes an Italian hospital’s endeavor to introduce a coproduction practice and the critical factors that affect its efficacy and efficiency. The empirical evidence shows that the meaningful engagement of the patient can be achieved only by factoring in the socioorganizational conditions of all stakeholders; that no divide exists between organizational production and client coproduction, rather, it is a relationship of int…
Volunteerism During Young Adulthood
This paper explores the motivational frame of Italian young adults involved in volunteerism and its relation to several variables included in Omoto and Snyder’s Volunteer Process Model framework. Some 461 Italian young adults (aged 24–31) involved in voluntary activities with children and adolescents were considered. Referring to Omoto and Snyder’s functionalist and motivational framework, a Ward’s method cluster analysis was performed to identif…
University Life of Non-Traditional Students
In the light of the literature on student engagement, social integration, and adult learning, an empirical study (n = 228 students) explored the relationship between first-year academic experience and non-traditional students' retention. Results show that engagement, social integration, and meaningfulness of learning experience have different effects on non-traditional and traditional students' retention
Health Care Services and the Coproduction Puzzle
This qualitative study analyzes an Italian hospital’s endeavor to introduce a coproduction practice and the critical factors that affect its efficacy and efficiency. The empirical evidence shows that the meaningful engagement of the patient can be achieved only by factoring in the socioorganizational conditions of all stakeholders; that no divide exists between organizational production and client coproduction, rather, it is a relationship of int…
The Evaluation of Determinants and Impacts of Co-Production in Healthcare
The research protocol contributes to both theoretical and practical knowledge. It represents the first attempt to develop a systematic analytical framework for the evaluation of co-production in healthcare. Moreover, the findings gathered within the study will provide evidence to support policy makers and managers in decision-making and managerial processes within the health service
Leveraging User-Friendly Mobile Medical Devices to Facilitate Early Hospital Discharges in a Pediatric Setting
This study demonstrates that user-friendly mobile medical devices effectively facilitate early hospital discharges in a pediatric setting. These devices serve as a bridge between home and hospital, optimizing care pathways
Exploring patient role from compliance to engagement in telemedicine
The implementation of telemedicine in healthcare management is expanding, highlighting the need to reflect on the evolving patient role within a patient-centered approach. As telemedicine necessitates different nuances of activation, a consensus on the definition of active patient role is lacking, despite extensive literature. This study examines the evolution of this concept and explores the divergences in different fields, specifically psycholo…
Health care (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Alternative medicine (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Empirical evidence (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Nursing (2 works) · Protocol (science (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)