Overview of the structural and process factors that produced positive and negative outcomes associated with the OMT response, as guided by the Donabedian framework.

Overview of the structural and process factors that produced positive and negative outcomes associated with the OMT response, as guided by the Donabedian framework.

<p>Overview of the structural and process factors that produced positive and negative outcomes associated with the OMT response, as guided by the Donabedian framework.</p>

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Main Author:	Vincent V. Vicencio (20910299) (author)
Other Authors:	Catherine Viengkham (5697041) (author), Nicholas Grange (20910302) (author), Sophie Norton (20910305) (author), Ramon Z. Shaban (11534718) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biotechnology Ecology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases term capability building phase 1 involved open communication channels older people living new south wales local health district disciplinary team membership caused disproportionate morbidity 4113 resident cases outbreak management teams participants &# 8217 targeted response strategy xlink "> outbreaks outbreak management response phase 2 involved 19 outbreak management outbreak data 35 participants widespread outbreaks manage outbreaks 281 outbreaks suitable infrastructure study utilised structural factors streamlined procedures shared rooms omicron variants lessons drawn june 2021 experiences aim donabedian framework descriptive analysis depth semi december 2022 affected homes adequate staffing 346 hospitalisations 19 ), 127 deaths
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