Charo Rodríguez
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3640708 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Charo Rodríguez |
| PRENOMES | Charo |
| SOBRENOME | Rodríguez |
| ASSINATURA | RODRIGUEZ C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | McGill University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3799-8399 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Aligning family medicine residency training with societal needs
INTRODUCTION: Primary care is evolving around the world, and the need to address changing societal needs prompted a call to renew family medicine residency training. Experts were asked to generate learning topics around six areas of societal need. METHODS: International family medicine experts were invited to participate in a Delphi study that concluded in 2024. The initial round generated 1275 submissions. Through content analysis, we distilled …
Experiences of remediation in family medicine postgraduate education
PURPOSE: Remediation programs in postgraduate medical education aim to help struggling residents successfully complete their training and graduate. Research has mostly focused on educators' and program directors' perspectives on the development and quality of remediation programs. However, little is known about the experience of being remediated. This investigation aimed to understand how practicing family physicians who underwent remediation dur…
Empathy in family medicine postgraduate education
Tobacco policy (in)coherence in Mozambique
Mozambique ranks fifth on the list of tobacco producing countries in Africa, while also being a Party to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC). Tobacco farming is regarded by some governments as a strategic economic commodity for export and remains deeply entrenched within Mozambique’s political and economic landscape. This study uses a qualitative description methodology to identify tensions, conflicts and alignment or misalignm…
Maintaining a medical institution in a context of materiality change
This research aimed to better understand how institutions are maintained, and the role of materiality in this institutional work. More specifically, the present qualitative case study analyzed how different actors in a large academic hospital in Canada worked together (i.e. accomplished institutional work) to maintain the institution of medical record keeping as a new clinical information system (computerized physician order entry-the material en…
Case Management Programs for Improving Integrated Care for Frequent Users of Healthcare Services
This study underscores the necessity of an experienced, knowledgeable and well-trained case manager with interpersonal skills to optimize CMP implementation such that patients are more proactive in their care and their outcomes improve
The involvement of people living with HIV in the development of HIV-specific or inclusive health instruments
Given recent emphasis on patient engagement in the choice and development of health measures to ensure their relevance, we examined the involvement of people living with HIV (PLHIV) in the creation of health measurement instruments that are HIV-specific or inclusive. A mixed studies review was conducted describing: 1) the sampling, recruitment and characteristics of involved PLHIV; 2) the methods and extent of their involvement; and 3) study auth…
Transitions and Boundaries in the Coordination and Reform of Health Services
Understanding Multilevel Governance Processes through Complexity Theory
This paper aims to contribute to a better understanding of multilevel governance processes. We do so by focusing on the in-depth examination of the institutional changes recently implemented in the Quebec health care delivery system that require a close collaboration between interdependent actors acting at various levels of governance. Our three research questions are: (1) How does multi-level governance emerge in a pluralist institutuional conte…
Professional Role Identity
Three prevailing physicians' identity roles were elicited: medical expert, care coordinator, and team member. These professional identities, not mutually exclusive, were instantiated in three specific modalities of collaboration: quasi-inexistent, restrained, and extended. The entanglement of a particular identity role and a specific collaborative practice became meaningful through a complex net of organizational and institutional features, and p…
Understanding the emergence and development of medical collaboration across organizational boundaries
Our goal in this investigation was to help shed light on the very difficult process of collaboration between family physicians and specialists working at different levels of healthcare delivery. More precisely, and grounded on Giddens' structuration theory, our investigation aims to understand how medical collaboration emerges and develops around chronic patients. This was a longitudinal interpretive case study, the "case" being a continuum-of-ca…
Caring for seniors living with dementia means caring for their caregivers too
Dialogical Principles for Qualitative Inquiry
Leaving the thesis proposal defense room, the PhD business student had an important assignment to accomplish before being authorized to set a date for defending her thesis: to better justify the validity of her qualitative inquiry framed by a critical interpretive standpoint. Knowing that the generation, analysis, and interpretation of empirical materials are processes always conducted within some understanding of what constitutes legitimate inqu…
Influence of the DSM‐IV Outline for Cultural Formulation on multidisciplinary case conferences in mental health
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders of the American Psychiatric Association (DSM-IV-TR) includes an Outline for Cultural Formulation (CF) that identifies cultural information that can be used to modify diagnosis, clinical assessment and treatment plan. This study examined the use of the CF by a Cultural Consultation Service in the psychiatric assessment of patients referred by primary care providers. The study uses conversat…
A literature review on integrated perinatal care
CONTEXT: The perinatal period is one during which health care services are in high demand. Like other health care sub-sectors, perinatal health care delivery has undergone significant changes in recent years, such as the integrative wave that has swept through the health care industry since the early 1990s. PURPOSE: The present study aims at reviewing scholarly work on integrated perinatal care to provide support for policy decision-making. RESUL…
Governance, Power, and Mandated Collaboration in an Interorganizational Network
This article explores the challenges of mandated collaboration among public health care organizations. This in-depth longitudinal multiple case study examines the interests and values of various organizational actors in three collaborative initiatives, focusing on the mobilization of power within the governance frameworks available to them. The authors elaborate on three alternate readings of the processes examined: The managerialist views poor i…
Managing Across Boundaries in Health Care
The problem of managing across boundaries is nowhere more urgent or more complex than in the health care field. On the one hand, there is wide recognition that aging populations, economic pressures, and new technologies are stimulating the need for coordination among diverse health care organizations and professionals in order to provide integrated care (Shortell et al. 1996). On the other hand, the professionals that inhabit the health care fiel…
Admission Criteria in Short-term Geriatric Assessment Units
Governance, Power, and Mandated Collaboration in an Interorganizational Network
This article explores the challenges of mandated collaboration among public health care organizations. This in-depth longitudinal multiple case study examines the interests and values of various organizational actors in three collaborative initiatives, focusing on the mobilization of power within the governance frameworks available to them. The authors elaborate on three alternate readings of the processes examined: The managerialist views poor i…
Dialogical Principles for Qualitative Inquiry
Leaving the thesis proposal defense room, the PhD business student had an important assignment to accomplish before being authorized to set a date for defending her thesis: to better justify the validity of her qualitative inquiry framed by a critical interpretive standpoint. Knowing that the generation, analysis, and interpretation of empirical materials are processes always conducted within some understanding of what constitutes legitimate inqu…
Influence of the DSM‐IV Outline for Cultural Formulation on multidisciplinary case conferences in mental health
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders of the American Psychiatric Association (DSM-IV-TR) includes an Outline for Cultural Formulation (CF) that identifies cultural information that can be used to modify diagnosis, clinical assessment and treatment plan. This study examined the use of the CF by a Cultural Consultation Service in the psychiatric assessment of patients referred by primary care providers. The study uses conversat…
Case Management Programs for Improving Integrated Care for Frequent Users of Healthcare Services
This study underscores the necessity of an experienced, knowledgeable and well-trained case manager with interpersonal skills to optimize CMP implementation such that patients are more proactive in their care and their outcomes improve
Managing Across Boundaries in Health Care
The problem of managing across boundaries is nowhere more urgent or more complex than in the health care field. On the one hand, there is wide recognition that aging populations, economic pressures, and new technologies are stimulating the need for coordination among diverse health care organizations and professionals in order to provide integrated care (Shortell et al. 1996). On the other hand, the professionals that inhabit the health care fiel…
Admission Criteria in Short-term Geriatric Assessment Units
A literature review on integrated perinatal care
CONTEXT: The perinatal period is one during which health care services are in high demand. Like other health care sub-sectors, perinatal health care delivery has undergone significant changes in recent years, such as the integrative wave that has swept through the health care industry since the early 1990s. PURPOSE: The present study aims at reviewing scholarly work on integrated perinatal care to provide support for policy decision-making. RESUL…
Governance, Power, and Mandated Collaboration in an Interorganizational Network
This article explores the challenges of mandated collaboration among public health care organizations. This in-depth longitudinal multiple case study examines the interests and values of various organizational actors in three collaborative initiatives, focusing on the mobilization of power within the governance frameworks available to them. The authors elaborate on three alternate readings of the processes examined: The managerialist views poor i…
Influence of the DSM‐IV Outline for Cultural Formulation on multidisciplinary case conferences in mental health
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders of the American Psychiatric Association (DSM-IV-TR) includes an Outline for Cultural Formulation (CF) that identifies cultural information that can be used to modify diagnosis, clinical assessment and treatment plan. This study examined the use of the CF by a Cultural Consultation Service in the psychiatric assessment of patients referred by primary care providers. The study uses conversat…
Dialogical Principles for Qualitative Inquiry
Leaving the thesis proposal defense room, the PhD business student had an important assignment to accomplish before being authorized to set a date for defending her thesis: to better justify the validity of her qualitative inquiry framed by a critical interpretive standpoint. Knowing that the generation, analysis, and interpretation of empirical materials are processes always conducted within some understanding of what constitutes legitimate inqu…
Caring for seniors living with dementia means caring for their caregivers too
Understanding the emergence and development of medical collaboration across organizational boundaries
Our goal in this investigation was to help shed light on the very difficult process of collaboration between family physicians and specialists working at different levels of healthcare delivery. More precisely, and grounded on Giddens' structuration theory, our investigation aims to understand how medical collaboration emerges and develops around chronic patients. This was a longitudinal interpretive case study, the "case" being a continuum-of-ca…
Understanding Multilevel Governance Processes through Complexity Theory
This paper aims to contribute to a better understanding of multilevel governance processes. We do so by focusing on the in-depth examination of the institutional changes recently implemented in the Quebec health care delivery system that require a close collaboration between interdependent actors acting at various levels of governance. Our three research questions are: (1) How does multi-level governance emerge in a pluralist institutuional conte…
Professional Role Identity
Three prevailing physicians' identity roles were elicited: medical expert, care coordinator, and team member. These professional identities, not mutually exclusive, were instantiated in three specific modalities of collaboration: quasi-inexistent, restrained, and extended. The entanglement of a particular identity role and a specific collaborative practice became meaningful through a complex net of organizational and institutional features, and p…
The involvement of people living with HIV in the development of HIV-specific or inclusive health instruments
Given recent emphasis on patient engagement in the choice and development of health measures to ensure their relevance, we examined the involvement of people living with HIV (PLHIV) in the creation of health measurement instruments that are HIV-specific or inclusive. A mixed studies review was conducted describing: 1) the sampling, recruitment and characteristics of involved PLHIV; 2) the methods and extent of their involvement; and 3) study auth…
Transitions and Boundaries in the Coordination and Reform of Health Services
Case Management Programs for Improving Integrated Care for Frequent Users of Healthcare Services
This study underscores the necessity of an experienced, knowledgeable and well-trained case manager with interpersonal skills to optimize CMP implementation such that patients are more proactive in their care and their outcomes improve
Maintaining a medical institution in a context of materiality change
This research aimed to better understand how institutions are maintained, and the role of materiality in this institutional work. More specifically, the present qualitative case study analyzed how different actors in a large academic hospital in Canada worked together (i.e. accomplished institutional work) to maintain the institution of medical record keeping as a new clinical information system (computerized physician order entry-the material en…
Tobacco policy (in)coherence in Mozambique
Mozambique ranks fifth on the list of tobacco producing countries in Africa, while also being a Party to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC). Tobacco farming is regarded by some governments as a strategic economic commodity for export and remains deeply entrenched within Mozambique’s political and economic landscape. This study uses a qualitative description methodology to identify tensions, conflicts and alignment or misalignm…
Empathy in family medicine postgraduate education
Aligning family medicine residency training with societal needs
INTRODUCTION: Primary care is evolving around the world, and the need to address changing societal needs prompted a call to renew family medicine residency training. Experts were asked to generate learning topics around six areas of societal need. METHODS: International family medicine experts were invited to participate in a Delphi study that concluded in 2024. The initial round generated 1275 submissions. Through content analysis, we distilled …
Experiences of remediation in family medicine postgraduate education
PURPOSE: Remediation programs in postgraduate medical education aim to help struggling residents successfully complete their training and graduate. Research has mostly focused on educators' and program directors' perspectives on the development and quality of remediation programs. However, little is known about the experience of being remediated. This investigation aimed to understand how practicing family physicians who underwent remediation dur…
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