Provide Supervision

Title: Care for Supervision

Author: Henk den Uijl

Binding: Paperback

EAN: 9789490463441

Condition: Good

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Description:
The role of supervision in healthcare is often a topic of discussion. If things go wrong, there is too little of it. If things go well, we want less supervision. Zorg voor Toezicht feeds this ongoing discussion. No fewer than 36 authors show that there are different views on interests and responsibilities within supervision. According to some, the Supervisory Board model needs to be overhauled and it is time to try a completely new game, inspired by the changes taking place in healthcare and society. Look at emerging cooperatives, the revival of the association, entrepreneurs who win tenders from traditional healthcare institutions, chain collaboration and neighbourhood teams. Too much to mention. How does governance move with these changes? What do supervisors pay attention to? Are they equipped for their task? Other authors discuss the foundations of governance in healthcare and the participation society. On the large number of control bodies. And on the task perception, functioning, accountability and representation of the Supervisory Board. Due to the many different perspectives, this collection provides an excellent overview of the governance debate in healthcare. Zorg voor Toezicht offers Supervisory Boards the incentive to reflect on their own functioning. It is the fruit of a search for the added value and social significance of supervision. The book is indispensable for furthering this discussion and is therefore an important document for directors and supervisors. The compilers of Zorg in Toezicht, Henk den Uijl and Ton van Zonneveld, are both actively involved in the Dutch Association for Supervisors in Healthcare and Welfare (NVTZ), and members of the Scientific Advisory Board of this association.