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Marie M Prothero,Denise Cummins,Megan Esplin et al. Marie M Prothero et al.
Introduction: Preventing patient harm is a core ethical responsibility in healthcare. While support for patients and families after adverse events has improved, formal support for clinicians involved in serious medical er...
Katia Iaccarino,Gennaro D&#x;Anna,Sergio Papa et al. Katia Iaccarino et al.
Purpose: This study quantified the energy consumption of radiology reporting stations, identified inefficiencies and explored power management strategies to reduce energy waste and negative environmental impact. ...
Aysha Khan,Andrew Delgado,Hira Ali et al. Aysha Khan et al.
Background: While leadership effectiveness has been linked to occupational well-being among healthcare workers (HCWs), the relationship of specific leadership behaviours with mental health outcomes such as depression and ...
Fury Maulina,Mubasysyir Hasanbasri,Jamiu O Busari et al. Fury Maulina et al.
Background: While physicians are crucial to rural or remote healthcare systems, they are rarely trained as effective leaders, particularly in low-income and middle-income countries context. We conducted a 2-day workshop u...
Nina Bartmann,Jan Willem Lindemans,Caroline E Sloan et al. Nina Bartmann et al.
Background: Despite the widespread availability of many vaccines and health providers' favourable attitudes towards vaccines, suboptimal immunisation rates persist worldwide. This study investigates the impact of presumpt...
Stephanie Quon,Faisal Khosa Stephanie Quon
Introduction: Despite growing attention to diversity in academic medicine, gender and racial disparities persist in medical school leadership. This study examined how advanced academic qualifications, such as graduate deg...
Amir Pourghadiri,Nilita Sood,Laili Ayoubi et al. Amir Pourghadiri et al.
Introduction: Achieving gender equity in medicine remains elusive. We evaluated the gender distribution within executive roles of North American radiation oncology societies and assessed the relationship between gender, c...
Katy Hall,Amanda Datesman,Julie Haizlip et al. Katy Hall et al.
Background: Mattering, defined as making a difference and feeling significant to others, is endorsed by the US Surgeon General as an essential component of a healthy work environment. This concept is particularly relevant...