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Celestine He,Eleonore de Guillebon,Saadia Akhtar et al. Celestine He et al.
Objective: To identify leadership qualities associated with psychological safety among physician faculty in a large medical centre in New York City. Patie...
Oscar Lyons,Juliette Phillipson,Joao R Galante et al. Oscar Lyons et al.
Background: Effective healthcare leadership has been linked to improved individual and organisational outcomes globally. However, evaluations of healthcare leadership development programmes have often been of low quality....
Denise Cummins,Marie M Prothero Denise Cummins
Introduction: Clinicians involved in errors leading to preventable patient harm often receive inadequate organisational support. Limited research examines this issue from an organisational perspective. This study aims to ...
Erin S Barry,Joseph C L&#x;Huillier,Bobbie Ann Adair White Erin S Barry
Introduction: Conflict is an inevitable part of clinical training and often arises from differences in opinions or misunderstandings. Most studies around healthcare conflict focus on perspectives of physicians and nurses,...
Karen Turner,Rebecca Longmate,Jane Coy-Terry et al. Karen Turner et al.
Background and aim: The What Matters to Staff programme was designed at the Royal Free Hospital to address a key priority of improving workforce well-being. The initial aim was to set up a programme that responded to what...
James K Stoller,Gerard Rabalais James K Stoller
Background: Physicians are planful beings, spending much time imagining and trying to design their ideal careers. Yet, despite actuarial expectations that physicians may spend almost two decades in retirement, it is parad...
Jillian Chown,Katrina Rey-McIntyre,John Kim et al. Jillian Chown et al.
Background: For growing healthcare organisations, anchored resources-assets that are not easily movable-may complicate expansion and distort workflow patterns. We examine work patterns at a radiation oncology department o...