Background: Organisational performance measurement (OPM) is an evidence-based tool for planning business improvement and creating sustainable competitive advantage. Despite its value, non-acute health charities under utilise OPM. This paper provides rationale for OPM and an OPM implementation model for non-acute health charities. Methods: The authors investigated the understanding and use of OPM in the non-acute health charity sector. A mixed-methods study, including PRISMA systematic reviews and two case study evaluations, identified factors and activities that are important for successful implementation of OPM in non-acute health charities. Findings were then integrated to form an implementation model. Results: The resultant methodological model - the Non-acute Health Charities Measurement Advantage Implementation Model (MAIM), is designed to respond to the specificities and strategic management needs of non-acute health charities. The model integrates five distinct yet inter-connecting components – a theoretical scaffold; guiding principles; an implementation framework; measurement domains; and a monitoring and improvement tool. Conclusions: MAIM is an evidence-informed approach to support the implementation of OPM in the non-acute health charity sector. Future studies should validate the model and the impact of OPM on health charity performance. The applicability of the implementation approach in aiding other management and process changes may also be tested.
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abstract = {Background: Organisational performance measurement (OPM) is an evidence-based tool for planning business improvement and creating sustainable competitive advantage. Despite its value, non-acute health charities under utilise OPM. This paper provides rationale for OPM and an OPM implementation model for non-acute health charities. Methods: The authors investigated the understanding and use of OPM in the non-acute health charity sector. A mixed-methods study, including PRISMA systematic reviews and two case study evaluations, identified factors and activities that are important for successful implementation of OPM in non-acute health charities. Findings were then integrated to form an implementation model. Results: The resultant methodological model - the Non-acute Health Charities Measurement Advantage Implementation Model (MAIM), is designed to respond to the specificities and strategic management needs of non-acute health charities. The model integrates five distinct yet inter-connecting components – a theoretical scaffold; guiding principles; an implementation framework; measurement domains; and a monitoring and improvement tool. Conclusions: MAIM is an evidence-informed approach to support the implementation of OPM in the non-acute health charity sector. Future studies should validate the model and the impact of OPM on health charity performance. The applicability of the implementation approach in aiding other management and process changes may also be tested.},
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