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期刊名:Health services management research

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ISSN:0951-4848

e-ISSN:1758-1044

IF/分区:1.5/Q4

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Antonio Michael Borrelli,Rebecca J Birch,Katie Spencer Antonio Michael Borrelli
This study aimed to use national data to examine the relationship between staff and inpatient survey results (National Health Service (NHS) Friends and Family Test (FFT)) and assess how these align with more traditional measurements of hosp...
Marco Giovanni Rizzo Marco Giovanni Rizzo
This study addresses recent calls for more research on the potential intervening role exerted by certain individual variables in the relationship between performance feedback and performance. Specifically, this study selects medical manager...
Jenni Suen,Suzanne Dyer,Wendy Shulver et al. Jenni Suen et al.
Objectives: Typologies are frequently utilised in analyses of the quality, funding, and efficiency of aged care systems. This review aims to provide a comprehensive resource identifying and critiquing existing aged care typologies. Methods:...
Robert E Boyle,Leon Jonker,Sudha Xirasagar et al. Robert E Boyle et al.
Previous studies of healthcare organizations' workforces and their performance have focused on burnout and its impact on care. The aim of this research is to expand on this and examine the association of positive organizational states, enga...
Bettina Kriegl,Herbert Woratschek,Andrea Raab Bettina Kriegl
Healthcare professionals' innovative work behavior (IWB) plays a key role in the development and implementation of innovative solutions in hospitals. However, relevant antecedents of IWB have not been fully captured to date. This study empi...
Martha C Andrews,Andrew Woolum,Jessica Mesmer-Magnus et al. Martha C Andrews et al.
Turnover among nurses has been recognized as a frequent and enduring problem in healthcare worldwide. The widespread nursing shortage has reached the level of a healthcare crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic has illustrated the importance of unde...
Cristina Adroher,Celia Calvo,Laura Pavon et al. Cristina Adroher et al.
Bureaucratic and administrative tasks associated with health care provision have historically fallen on health care professionals, which is one among the factors contributing to low job satisfaction and lower productivity. Incorporating new...
Morgan Davidson,Meena Andiappan Morgan Davidson
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is a major heath crisis that continues to impact healthcare organizations worldwide. As infection rates surged, there was a global shortage of personal protective equipment, critical medications, ve...
Simona Leonelli,Federica Morandi,Romina G Giancipoli et al. Simona Leonelli et al.
With the aim of providing evidence about doctor-managers' resilience during the Covid-19 pandemic, this study analyzes the characteristics of 114 doctor-managers operating within the Italian National Health Service (NHS). During the emergen...