L'objectif de cet article consiste, en premier lieu, à montrer que la « satisfaction des mana... more L'objectif de cet article consiste, en premier lieu, à montrer que la « satisfaction des managers non opportunistes vis-à-vis du contrôle de gestion » est une variable explicative de la performance managériale. L'objectif est, en second lieu, de déterminer les leviers sur lesquels les contrôleurs de gestion peuvent agir pour maximiser cette satisfaction. A partir d'une enquête par questionnaire passée auprès de managers en contact avec un service de contrôle de gestion (185 réponses exploitables), le modèle proposé a été testé au moyen d'un modèle d'équations structurelles. Les résultats obtenus valident le modèle proposé, et ouvrent, de ce fait, des pistes de recherches prometteuses. Au-delà de l'enrichissement possible des modèles comportementalistes du contrôle de gestion, cette recherche permet aussi aux contrôleurs de gestion de mieux connaître les qualités du processus de contrôle de gestion à rechercher pour optimiser la performance managériale.
The risk of death within the first year postkidney transplantation is not well described in the c... more The risk of death within the first year postkidney transplantation is not well described in the contemporary era. We extracted data on all kidney transplant procedures performed in England between April 2001 and March 2012. Data linkage analysis was performed between Hospital Episode Statistics and the Office for National Statistics to identify all deaths. Cox proportional hazard models were performed to identify factors associated with 1-year mortality. 566 deaths (3.0%) occurred within the first year post-transplant (from 19,103 kidney transplant procedures analysed). Infection, cardiovascular events and malignancy were classified in 21.6%, 18.3% and 7.4% of death certificates, respectively. Among recipients with prior myocardial infarct history who died within the first year, 38.8% of deaths were attributed to a cardiac-related event. Malignancy-related death was responsible for 61.5% of 1-year mortality for allograft recipients with pretransplant cancer history. 22.1% of deaths included kidney failure as a contributory factor on the death certificate (3.3% specifically stated allograft failure). Variables associated with 1-year mortality included deceased-donor kidney, increasing age, residence in socioeconomically deprived area and history of select medical comorbidities pre-operatively. We conclude 1-year mortality postkidney transplantation is low, but in select allograft recipients, the risk of death increases considerably.
L'objectif de cet article consiste, en premier lieu, à montrer que la « satisfaction des mana... more L'objectif de cet article consiste, en premier lieu, à montrer que la « satisfaction des managers non opportunistes vis-à-vis du contrôle de gestion » est une variable explicative de la performance managériale. L'objectif est, en second lieu, de déterminer les leviers sur lesquels les contrôleurs de gestion peuvent agir pour maximiser cette satisfaction. A partir d'une enquête par questionnaire passée auprès de managers en contact avec un service de contrôle de gestion (185 réponses exploitables), le modèle proposé a été testé au moyen d'un modèle d'équations structurelles. Les résultats obtenus valident le modèle proposé, et ouvrent, de ce fait, des pistes de recherches prometteuses. Au-delà de l'enrichissement possible des modèles comportementalistes du contrôle de gestion, cette recherche permet aussi aux contrôleurs de gestion de mieux connaître les qualités du processus de contrôle de gestion à rechercher pour optimiser la performance managériale.
The risk of death within the first year postkidney transplantation is not well described in the c... more The risk of death within the first year postkidney transplantation is not well described in the contemporary era. We extracted data on all kidney transplant procedures performed in England between April 2001 and March 2012. Data linkage analysis was performed between Hospital Episode Statistics and the Office for National Statistics to identify all deaths. Cox proportional hazard models were performed to identify factors associated with 1-year mortality. 566 deaths (3.0%) occurred within the first year post-transplant (from 19,103 kidney transplant procedures analysed). Infection, cardiovascular events and malignancy were classified in 21.6%, 18.3% and 7.4% of death certificates, respectively. Among recipients with prior myocardial infarct history who died within the first year, 38.8% of deaths were attributed to a cardiac-related event. Malignancy-related death was responsible for 61.5% of 1-year mortality for allograft recipients with pretransplant cancer history. 22.1% of deaths included kidney failure as a contributory factor on the death certificate (3.3% specifically stated allograft failure). Variables associated with 1-year mortality included deceased-donor kidney, increasing age, residence in socioeconomically deprived area and history of select medical comorbidities pre-operatively. We conclude 1-year mortality postkidney transplantation is low, but in select allograft recipients, the risk of death increases considerably.
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