Zsófia Török
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 175661 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Zsófia Török |
| PRENOMES | Zsófia |
| SOBRENOME | Török |
| ASSINATURA | TÖRÖK Z |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Semmelweis University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0213-8615 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Using patient and family caregiver experience for quality improvement in rehabilitation settings
Patient and family caregiver experience is pivotal for integrated care, providing guidance for care coordination, decision-making, quality improvement, communication, and cultural transformation. By actively obtaining and responding to feedback, healthcare systems can enhance the effectiveness and responsiveness of integrated care, ultimately leading to improved outcomes and satisfaction for patients and their family caregivers. However, there is…
Learning Health Systems in Rehabilitation
Background: Learning health systems (LHS) are designed to generate and apply evidence, innovation and quality to improve the provision of care. By leveraging technology and data-driven strategies, organizations can enhance the coordination, efficiency, and effectiveness of care. Implementing the LHS approach fosters integrated and patient-centered healthcare delivery, resulting in enhanced outcomes, greater efficiency, and improved care quality f…
Interdisciplinary Teamwork
Research has promoted the value of person-orientated care & interdisciplinary teamworking (IDT), yet they are not consistently implemented in clinical practice. Patients involved in their own goal setting experience greater improvements in functioning, and they prefer a shared decision-making approach to goal setting. This fosters a culture that supports knowledge translation and change management by enhancing patient communication & individualiz…
Interdisciplinary Teamworking in Rehabilitation
In Ireland interdisciplinary healthcare teams have been recognised as a key component of integrated care and research recognises importance of teamwork for patient care and safety (Leonard, 2004; Manser, 2009; Forse et al., 2011; Sacks et al., 2015). Within rehabilitation care, teamwork is essential in addressing complex health challenges such as chronic impairments, co-morbidities and more complex problems (Ouwens et al., 2005; Wade, 2015). Yet …
Are Medical Students More Prejudiced? Comparison of University Students' Attitudes Towards Sexual Minorities by Faculties and Cultural background
Sexual and gender minorities often experience discrimination or stigmatization during health encounters. When patients feel stigmatized, they are more likely to delay seeking help and it affects patient cooperation and compliance, thus undermining therapeutic efficacy itself. We examined knowledge and attitude toward LGBT+ people among Hungarian (n = 743) and foreign (n = 130) medical students of the four Hungarian medical universities and 188 st…
Hungarian Medical Students' Knowledge About and Attitude Toward Homosexual, Bisexual, and Transsexual Individuals
Discrimination that LGBTQ individuals experience in health care settings might affect their health and intention of using health care services. However, health needs of LGBTQ patients are still inappropriately addressed in the medical curriculum. First-, third-, and fourth-year medical students (N = 569) from the four Hungarian medical universities participated in a study in 2017 to assess knowledge about homosexuality, homonegativity, and their …
Micro-Pixe studies on prehistoric chert tools
Trans-National Access in the field of heritage science at the Laboratory of Ion Beam Applications, MTA Atomki
The Laboratory of Ion Beam Applications at MTA Atomki served as a Trans-National Access (TNA) host within the CHARISMA EU FP7 project. Although cultural heritage research is only one of the several applications in the laboratory, its importance is growing thanks to the success of CHARISMA. The variety of samples and analytical questions in this field provides constant motivation for development of the instrumentation and adaptation of new techniq…
Hungarian Medical Students' Knowledge About and Attitude Toward Homosexual, Bisexual, and Transsexual Individuals
Discrimination that LGBTQ individuals experience in health care settings might affect their health and intention of using health care services. However, health needs of LGBTQ patients are still inappropriately addressed in the medical curriculum. First-, third-, and fourth-year medical students (N = 569) from the four Hungarian medical universities participated in a study in 2017 to assess knowledge about homosexuality, homonegativity, and their …
Micro-Pixe studies on prehistoric chert tools
Are Medical Students More Prejudiced? Comparison of University Students' Attitudes Towards Sexual Minorities by Faculties and Cultural background
Sexual and gender minorities often experience discrimination or stigmatization during health encounters. When patients feel stigmatized, they are more likely to delay seeking help and it affects patient cooperation and compliance, thus undermining therapeutic efficacy itself. We examined knowledge and attitude toward LGBT+ people among Hungarian (n = 743) and foreign (n = 130) medical students of the four Hungarian medical universities and 188 st…
Trans-National Access in the field of heritage science at the Laboratory of Ion Beam Applications, MTA Atomki
The Laboratory of Ion Beam Applications at MTA Atomki served as a Trans-National Access (TNA) host within the CHARISMA EU FP7 project. Although cultural heritage research is only one of the several applications in the laboratory, its importance is growing thanks to the success of CHARISMA. The variety of samples and analytical questions in this field provides constant motivation for development of the instrumentation and adaptation of new techniq…
Micro-Pixe studies on prehistoric chert tools
Hungarian Medical Students' Knowledge About and Attitude Toward Homosexual, Bisexual, and Transsexual Individuals
Discrimination that LGBTQ individuals experience in health care settings might affect their health and intention of using health care services. However, health needs of LGBTQ patients are still inappropriately addressed in the medical curriculum. First-, third-, and fourth-year medical students (N = 569) from the four Hungarian medical universities participated in a study in 2017 to assess knowledge about homosexuality, homonegativity, and their …
Interdisciplinary Teamworking in Rehabilitation
In Ireland interdisciplinary healthcare teams have been recognised as a key component of integrated care and research recognises importance of teamwork for patient care and safety (Leonard, 2004; Manser, 2009; Forse et al., 2011; Sacks et al., 2015). Within rehabilitation care, teamwork is essential in addressing complex health challenges such as chronic impairments, co-morbidities and more complex problems (Ouwens et al., 2005; Wade, 2015). Yet …
Are Medical Students More Prejudiced? Comparison of University Students' Attitudes Towards Sexual Minorities by Faculties and Cultural background
Sexual and gender minorities often experience discrimination or stigmatization during health encounters. When patients feel stigmatized, they are more likely to delay seeking help and it affects patient cooperation and compliance, thus undermining therapeutic efficacy itself. We examined knowledge and attitude toward LGBT+ people among Hungarian (n = 743) and foreign (n = 130) medical students of the four Hungarian medical universities and 188 st…
Using patient and family caregiver experience for quality improvement in rehabilitation settings
Patient and family caregiver experience is pivotal for integrated care, providing guidance for care coordination, decision-making, quality improvement, communication, and cultural transformation. By actively obtaining and responding to feedback, healthcare systems can enhance the effectiveness and responsiveness of integrated care, ultimately leading to improved outcomes and satisfaction for patients and their family caregivers. However, there is…
Learning Health Systems in Rehabilitation
Background: Learning health systems (LHS) are designed to generate and apply evidence, innovation and quality to improve the provision of care. By leveraging technology and data-driven strategies, organizations can enhance the coordination, efficiency, and effectiveness of care. Implementing the LHS approach fosters integrated and patient-centered healthcare delivery, resulting in enhanced outcomes, greater efficiency, and improved care quality f…
Interdisciplinary Teamwork
Research has promoted the value of person-orientated care & interdisciplinary teamworking (IDT), yet they are not consistently implemented in clinical practice. Patients involved in their own goal setting experience greater improvements in functioning, and they prefer a shared decision-making approach to goal setting. This fosters a culture that supports knowledge translation and change management by enhancing patient communication & individualiz…
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