About the Journal of Health Organization and Management

The Journal of Health Organization and Management supports the application of health organization and management research into practice from a diverse range of perspectives. It provides an international forum for the exchange of innovative and methodologically diverse studies and analyses.

This journal was previously published as Journal of Management in Medicine until 2002. Previous ISSN 0268-9235.

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July 10 2026
The bright and the dark side of team diversity: Uncovering the effective functioning drivers
Davide Trinchese, Francesca Pennucci et al.
July 03 2026
Nurse managers and workplace violence: the mental health and well-being of nurses and personal care assistants in aged care
Jillian Cavanagh, Timothy Bartram et al.
June 24 2026
The organizational impact of value-based health care: structure-related opportunities and challenges of condition-based units integrated within functional hospital structures
Femke Meijer, Paul Van der Nat et al.
May 29 2026
Deliberate versus emergent organisational agility in paediatric health-care delivery: evidence from an Italian case study
Mario Casolino, Lavinia Benedetti et al.
May 20 2026
Still seeing little organizational diversity: the long-run outcomes of market-inspired reforms in Swedish primary care
Peter Edlund, Alfons Grönström et al.

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2025 Journal Impact Factor (Clarivate)
2.2
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266964

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Time to first decision
42.6 days
Acceptance to publication
45 days
Acceptance rate
15.3%

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Editor(s):
Professor Axel Kaehne

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The bright and the dark side of team diversity: Uncovering the effective functioning drivers
Improving insurance deduction identification: a hybrid artificial intelligence model using machine learning and expert systems
Retraction notice: Artificial intelligence and employee performance in Uganda's healthcare institutions: exploring the mediation effects of perceived ease of use and skills enhancement
Beyond adoption: integrating TTAT and user-centric design for mHealth service continuance
Nurse managers and workplace violence: the mental health and well-being of nurses and personal care assistants in aged care

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