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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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Carolyn Kloek Carolyn Kloek
Background: Healthcare systems face a persistent gap between the complexity of their adaptive challenges and the leadership behaviors applied to address them. Improvement efforts frequently plateau not for lack of commitm...
Hege Rasmussen Eid,Ann Helen Raaen,Torhild Grevskott et al. Hege Rasmussen Eid et al.
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Serela S Ramklass Serela S Ramklass
Background: The COVID-19 pandemic created volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) healthcare environments globally, exposing systemic vulnerabilities in leadership preparedness, interprofessional coordination, ...
Thongpitak Huabbangyang,Chunlanee Sangketchon,Kunpariya Sawetwong et al. Thongpitak Huabbangyang et al.
Introduction: Early identification of critically ill patients in prehospital emergency settings is essential for timely triage, resource allocation, and destination planning in emergency medical services (EMS). Although s...
Lauren Caton,Wendy Rohin,Georgina Adatsi et al. Lauren Caton et al.
Purpose: Clinicians are essential to transforming community health; however, traditional medical training does not provide needed multilevel, sequential, and equity-based leadership skills. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundat...
Haytham A Sheerah,Shouq M Alzaaqi,Ahmed Arafa et al. Haytham A Sheerah et al.
This article presents a narrative historical review of the development of the Saudi healthcare system from the establishment of the Public Health Directorate in 1925 to the ongoing reforms under Vision 2030. Saudi Arabia's healthcare journe...
Brad Beauvais,Zo Ramamonjiarivelo,Michael Mileski et al. Brad Beauvais et al.
Background: Payment reform is a central policy lever for influencing cost, quality, and access in the United States health care system. Despite decades of reform activity, confusion persists regarding how modern reimburse...
Mohammad Ayasrah,Youssef Ghaleb Alrashdan Mohammad Ayasrah
Introduction: Communicating radiation dose to nurses using Sievert-based units may be difficult to interpret and may heighten anxiety. Chest Equivalent Dose (CED) is a symbolic approach that anchors dose information to a ...
Antonio Palermo,Monica Bianchi,Shaila Cavatorti et al. Antonio Palermo et al.
Purpose: Healthcare systems have undergone changes due to ageing populations and responding to new care needs, with developments in nursing in terms of organization, skills and new roles. The introduction of specialist cl...
Stephen G Weber Stephen G Weber
As physicians increasingly assume executive leadership roles within health systems, they encounter heightened accountability and diminished job security. Termination from executive leadership is becoming an increasingly realistic occupation...