... and workers would be a significant advantage in the disability sector. Recent research conducted in the health-care sector by the University of Wisconsin-Madison (2022) concluded the following: Neville (2018) goes further and states that there is a “fear that providers who communicate...

... groups shaped communication and performance both positively and negatively. In one hospital a moderating structure emerged as a leadership dyad, where leadership was distributed vertically between hospital hierarchal layers, observed to overcome communication limitations. Findings suggest dyad creation...

... communication in a medical context. The data consist of essays written by young physicians (n = 225) during their specialization training and workplace learning period. The analysis was conducted applying constructive grounded theory. Three identity and relationship frames were identified...

...Hanna Krenz; Michael Josef Burtscher; Bastian Grande; Michaela Kolbe Purpose Voicing concerns and suggestions is crucial for preventing medical errors and improving patient safety. Research suggests that hierarchy in health-care teams impair open communication. Hierarchy, however, can vary...

... to identify the effect of CRM training on communication and decision making, processes that are associated with better teamwork and patient safety. Design/methodology/approach Employees in two intensive care units at a US academic medical center, one with high training penetration (67 percent trained...

...E. Kojo Sakyi Purpose The aim of this paper is to examine how internal communication of reform objectives to health workforces and stakeholders has influenced the implementation of Ghana's health sector decentralisation at district level. Design/methodology/approach Data collection involved...