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The MeeR project aimed to identify the institutional conditions and organizational characteristics that drive successful patient-reported rehabilitation outcomes.

March 15, 2023Frontiers in Rehabilitation SciencesOpen Access

Cooperative leadership as a condition for patient-reported rehabilitation success

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TMThorsten MeyerDB Engineering & Consulting (Germany)VKVera KleinekeMedizinische Hochschule Hannover MSMaren StamerAlice-Salomon-Hochschule Berlin

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Mixed-methods study reveals greater collaborative leadership in high-performing rehabilitation centers, suggesting team dynamics drive patient outcomes.

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The MeeR project aimed to identify the institutional conditions and organizational characteristics that drive successful patient-reported rehabilitation outcomes.
A sequential mixed-methods design utilized German Pension Insurance quality assurance data to create a risk-adjusted, z-standardized patient-reported outcome league table ranking k = 273 orthopedic centers (n = 112,895) and k = 86 cardiac centers (n = 30,299).
Six facilities (three from the top 10% and three from the lowest 10% of adjusted rankings) were selected for 1-week site visits involving participant observation, expert interviews, and staff and patient focus groups.
Interdisciplinary cooperation was a primary cluster of characteristics differentiating top-performing from bottom-performing facilities.
High-success centers exhibited significantly greater amounts and quality of interdisciplinary teamwork, more comprehensive team representation during meetings, and less dominant medical leadership compared to low-success centers.

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Meyer et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6fb1a7a7fbea1e4407d1df https://doi.org/10.3389/fresc.2023.1114666

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Mixed-methods study reveals greater collaborative leadership in high-performing rehabilitation centers, suggesting team dynamics drive patient outcomes.

Cooperative leadership as a condition for patient-reported rehabilitation success

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