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期刊名:Journal of healthcare leadership

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ISSN:1179-3201

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IF/分区:4.1/Q1

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Shalini Singh,Aman Mohan Mishra,Nishant Uppal et al. Shalini Singh et al.
Background: In many Indian states, public health programs are led by clinicians without formal training in leadership and management, limiting their effectiveness. To tackle this, Uttar Pradesh's Department of Medical, He...
Saleem Al-Rjoub,Anas Alsharawneh,Mohammad J Alhawajreh et al. Saleem Al-Rjoub et al.
Background: The form of leadership that can positively influence nursing care performance and patient outcomes remains a crucial subject in the healthcare sector. ...
Hujie Wang,Martina Buljac-Samardzic,Jeroen David Hendrikus van Wijngaarden et al. Hujie Wang et al.
Introduction: Although the importance of leader-member relationships in teamwork is acknowledged in literature, a deeper understanding of this relationship is lacking, especially in rural areas. The impact of leader-membe...
Sunil Jain,Prem Kamal Jain,Ashok Kumar Puranik Sunil Jain
Digital technologies are now integral to daily life. However, their applications for the health of populations remain largely untapped. Increasing cancer incidence, and it being the leading cause of death in every country in the world, just...
Cheryl A Connors,Matt Norvell,Albert W Wu Cheryl A Connors
Healthcare leaders are responsible for creating an environment where their staff can maintain their resilience and well-being. However, there is a crisis of burnout among healthcare workers. The resulting increased turnover, diminished mora...
Olivia Liu,Suzanne M Grieb,Jordan N Halsey et al. Olivia Liu et al.
Background: Gender inequity persists in high-level leadership within academic medicine. Understanding the perspectives of early career women faculty could clarify how to recruit and support women who pursue high-level lea...
Jordan Scott Schweidenback,Pavani Rangachari,Sandra D&#x;Amato-Palumbo et al. Jordan Scott Schweidenback et al.
Telehealth services have potential to enhance access to quality healthcare, reduce costs, and increase satisfaction for both patients and providers. As a disruptive healthcare innovation, telehealth disorders old systems and creates a new h...
Chiara Bernuzzi,Maria Adele Piccardo,Marta Marsilio et al. Chiara Bernuzzi et al.
Purpose: The widespread adoption of telemedicine tools poses new and little-known challenges for healthcare professionals, who are required to adapt their knowledge, skills, and work practices to this innovative scenario....
Orna Tal,Michal Bitan Orna Tal
Introduction: Professionalism among healthcare professionals is often defined in terms such as altruism, humanism, and excellence. The integration of such professionalism ideals to healthcare professionals' practice poses...