... as crucial in mitigating the impacts of the disease, resulting in increasing trust between ASHAs and impacted communities. The results, thus, highlight a potential opportunity to enable and support ASHAs better to improve the reach of primary health-care services in India overall. Originality/value...

... been shown to significantly improve clinical patient outcomes, patient experience and overall quality of care (Morley and Cashell, 2017). Building trust among colleagues and strengthening their relationships begins with a common mission and vision, which is further solidified by practicing shared...

...Johnny Chaanine Purpose This study aims to examine the relationships between organizational culture, employee loyalty, trust and job satisfaction within the Lebanese health-care sector. It addresses the critical need to improve employee retention and organizational performance in a context marked...

... in the MLQ5X[Short] Factor name Code Ascribed leadership style Builds trust IIA Transformational Acts with integrity IIB Transformational Encourages others IM Transformational Encourages innovative thinking IS Transformational Coaches and develops people IC Transactional...

... and trust in response to changing and often contradictory emerging evidence and messaging. Future practice should increase communication. Research limitations/implications The project was limited to health leaders in Canada and did not represent all provinces/territories. Participants were recruited...

... is to improve understanding of how different kinds of power influence trust and motivation in hospitals. To analyze the links between power, trust and motivation, a framework of social power is tested on measures of trust in managers and motivation. Quantitative data from 137 respondents were collected...

...Sik Sumaedi; I Gede Mahatma Yuda Bakti; Tri Rakhmawati; Nidya Judhi Astrini; Medi Yarmen; Tri Widianti Purpose – This study aims to investigate the simultaneous effect of subjective norm, perceived behavioral control and trust on patient loyalty. Design/methodology/approach – The empirical...

...Luu Trong Tuan Purpose From the data derived from a Vietnamese hospital, this study seeks to discern which organisational culture types, leadership styles, and trust types pave the path for the implementation of the balanced scorecard (BSC) system. Design/methodology/approach The study uses...

... of 13 health professionals, in community health, in Sydney Australia. Utilising semi‐structured interviews, data were collected and then analysed using Goleman's leadership typology as an analytic lens. Findings Leadership can facilitate a team to realise high levels of collaboration, trust...

... of the favoured procedures for increasing employee commitment and shared understanding as well as supporting high trust work relations. Design/methodology/approach This case study set out to examine the actual labour processes and the concrete experiences of healthcare employees behind the “Management...