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Journal of Healthcare Administration
ISSN 2830-3733 · Belitung Raya Foundation · 65 artikel di indeks
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Institutional apology practices after healthcare harm: A scoping review
Background: After harmful adverse events, patients and families commonly want timely acknowledgment, a clear explanation of what happened, and assurance that the organization will learn and prevent recurrence. Many health systems have adopted open disclosure policies and…
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Philosophical realignment of nursing workforce unionization and strike inceptions in the modern healthcare era
The evolving global healthcare industry is defined by structural shifts toward collective action, as reflected in growing interest in nursing workforce unionization and strikes. Unionization, defined as the formal institutionalization of collective professional representation, has been associated…
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A concept analysis of job dissatisfaction: Application to nursing
Background: Increasing concerns over nursing shortages have drawn more attention to nurses’ job dissatisfaction. Job dissatisfaction is a prevalent issue that negatively impacts nurses, patient care, and healthcare organizations. Objective: To clarify the meaning of job dissatisfaction and develop…
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Navigating the healthcare workforce crisis in India: A strategic framework for recruitment and retention in tertiary care centers
The healthcare workforce crisis in India is a persistent and multifaceted challenge, marked by shortages and an inequitable distribution of skilled professionals, particularly in private tertiary care settings. These gaps directly impact patient safety, operational efficiency, financial…
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The influence of mindfulness and religious coping on the well-being of adolescents in an Islamic boarding school in Indonesia: A cross-sectional study
Background: Adolescents experience various psychological challenges during development, which can be intensified in Islamic boarding schools due to limited social interaction and minimal parental presence. Mindfulness and religious coping have been identified as potential protective factors for…
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Evaluating the impact of introducing Physician Associates to cancer units of urology, breast surgery and colorectal surgery – Experiences from the Wessex Cancer Alliance, UK
Background: The National Health Service (NHS) faces a crisis in managing cancer patients in a timely manner. One proposed solution to this problem is through workforce expansion and diversification of professionals capable of treating patients. Physician Associates (PAs) are a relatively recent…
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A retrospective audit of factors contributing to delays in preoperative antibiotic administration: Arrival-to-incision time in Kuwait
Background: Preoperative antibiotic administration within 60 minutes before surgical incision is a critical component of surgical site infection (SSI) prevention. Despite these guidelines, adherence to this protocol varies. Objective: This audit aimed to identify the factors contributing to the…
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Resilient leadership in long-term care: A thematic analysis of how leaders navigate hardships
Background: Post-Acute and Long-Term Care (PALTC) administrators led frontline responses during the COVID-19 pandemic, navigating rapid regulatory changes, resource shortages, and emotional strain. While traditional leadership models offered partial guidance, the crisis exposed the need for…
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Establishing and sustaining a virtual community of practice to enhance nurses’ research knowledge and skills: An action research study from the United Arab Emirates
Background: A Community of Practice (CoP) is a professional learning and development approach that facilitates knowledge sharing, skill enhancement, and collaboration among individuals within the same profession. It is typically structured around regular meetings focused on achieving a shared…
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The prevalence of moral injury, self-compassion, and self-reflection in advanced practice providers: A secondary cross-sectional analysis
Background: As burnout continues to be prevalent in healthcare providers, moral injury (MI) and moral distress (MD) have become increasingly studied as essential contributors to burnout syndrome. Moral injury results from prolonged moral distress and chronic internal conflict. Advanced Practice…
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Aligning humans and digital systems: Holistic workforce management in healthcare’s adaptive era
The healthcare landscape is undergoing rapid transformation driven by digital technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), telehealth platforms, and nanotechnology. These innovations improve efficiency, accuracy, and access to care but also create significant challenges for the workforce…
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Relationships among job embeddedness, sociocultural adaptation, job satisfaction, and intent to stay: An exploratory path model of Filipino nurses in the United Kingdom
Background: Nurse attrition is a pressing concern in the United Kingdom, particularly among Filipino nurses who represent a significant portion of the healthcare workforce. Understanding factors associated with their intent to stay is critical for maintaining staffing levels and ensuring…
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Exploring the roles of Physician Associates in Breast Surgery – outcomes of a UK-based survey
Background: Numerous National Health Service (NHS) departments have recognised the potential of employing Physician Associates (PAs) to manage the ever-increasing demand for clinical services. However, their numbers and areas of work in the NHS are not documented. Objective: This study focuses on…
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Utilization of evidence-based practice among maternal-child nurses in private and public healthcare facilities in Nigeria: A cross-sectional survey
Background: Evidence-based practice (EBP) is essential in maternal-child nursing as it integrates research evidence, clinical expertise, and patient preferences to guide high-quality and safe care. Despite global recognition, implementation of EBP in Nigeria remains limited due to restricted access…
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Building an effective journal club among nurses: An action research from the United Arab Emirates
Background: Journal clubs (JCs) are widely used to enhance nurses’ knowledge, promote evidence-based practice, and support professional development. However, in many clinical settings, JCs lack structured implementation and rigorous evaluation, especially in large, dispersed healthcare systems…
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Bypassing of primary healthcare for emergency departments in Saudi Arabia: A systematic review
Background: Bypassing primary healthcare (PHC) services for emergency departments (EDs) is a critical issue in healthcare management, significantly impacting healthcare delivery and resource allocation. Objective: This systematic review aims to identify and analyze the factors influencing patients…