Why a successful task substitution in glaucoma care could not be transferred from a hospital setting to a primary care setting: a qualitative study

Keyphrases

• Glaucoma 100%
• Glaucoma Care 100%
• Hospital Setting 100%
• Primary Care Setting 100%
• Task Substitution 100%
• Optometrist 80%
• Rotterdam 60%
• Primary Care 60%
• Eye Hospital 40%
• Glaucoma Patients 40%
• Hospital-based 40%
• Implementation Process 40%
• Window of Opportunity 40%
• Professionalization 40%
• Ophthalmologist 20%
• Politicians 20%
• Professional Work 20%
• Structured Interview 20%
• Health Systems 20%
• Strong Power 20%
• Professionalism 20%
• Management Theory 20%
• Professional Boundaries 20%
• Boundary Domain 20%
• Work Domain 20%
• Political Analysis 20%
• Return on Investment 20%
• Perceived Urgency 20%
• Perceived Feasibility 20%
• Sociological Theory 20%
• Reimbursement Mechanisms 20%
• Power Position 20%
• Document Review 20%
• Structured Document 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Glaucoma 100%
• Hospital Setting 100%
• Primary Medical Care 100%
• Optometrist 50%
• Institutionalization 25%
• Agents Acting on the Eye 12%
• Epileptic Absence 12%
• Occupation (Patient Social Context) 12%
• Healthcare System 12%
• Reimbursement 12%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Return on Investment 100%