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Frontiers of Health Services Management Volume 38 Issue 4

Subject Areas: Business, Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins - Wolters Kluwer Health
ISSN: 0748-8157
SJR: 24

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Healthcare's Workforce Crisis Demands Radical, Reasoned Responses

Sampson, Carla J.

169 Frontiers of Health Services Management

doi:10.1097/hap.0000000000000144 pmid:35670611
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Moving Past Business as Usual to Meet Future Hospital Staffing Needs

Stromstad, Darlene

169 Frontiers of Health Services Management

doi:10.1097/hap.0000000000000143 pmid:35670612

SummaryWorkforce shortages, a dark reality for healthcare organizations even before the arrival of COVID-19, are being exacerbated by the persistent side effects of the pandemic. Burnout, more retirements, opposition to vaccination mandates, and intense competition from other industries are...
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The Rural Perspective: Wisconsin Hospitals Share Workforce Solutions

Preston, Jo Anne

169 Frontiers of Health Services Management

doi:10.1097/hap.0000000000000138 pmid:35670613

SummaryThe healthcare workforce crisis is daunting, and there are no quick fixes. However, intentional actions—taken one step at a time and skillfully led—can keep healthcare organizations moving forward to face the challenge. Six members of the Rural Wisconsin Health Cooperative, a 45-hospital...
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Deploying Advanced Practice Practitioners in Response to the Healthcare Workforce Crisis in the Ambulatory Setting

Neagle, Paul E.

169 Frontiers of Health Services Management

doi:10.1097/hap.0000000000000142 pmid:35670614

SUMMARYThe clinical staffing shortages that the US healthcare sector is experiencing are sure to become even more profound as the general population continues to grow and age. With more people living well beyond age 65, more physicians will be needed to provide care.A solution to help fill the...
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How Healthcare Can Find Its Way Through the Workforce Crisis

Moreland, Tresha D.

169 Frontiers of Health Services Management

doi:10.1097/hap.0000000000000139 pmid:35670615

Summary“Using a blindfold, I want you to find your way to the front door of the school building,” our elementary schoolteacher instructed. This was to teach us what it would be like to live without vision. We lined up on one side of the schoolyard and took turns when the teacher called our name....
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Healthcare Compensation Plans: Current Challenges and Novel Approaches

Zigrang, Todd A.

169 Frontiers of Health Services Management

doi:10.1097/hap.0000000000000141 pmid:35670616

SummaryThe US healthcare sector differs from others, particularly with regard to how its workforce is compensated. In healthcare's third-party payer system, the consumer (i.e., the patient) typically is not the one paying for the service. Moreover, the payment for a given service is negotiated by...
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Ethical Challenges in Staffing: The Importance of Building Moral Muscle

Lesandrini, Jason; Reis, David

169 Frontiers of Health Services Management

doi:10.1097/hap.0000000000000140 pmid:35670617

SummaryAddressing ethics issues in healthcare is essential to living out an organization's mission, vision, and values. In addition to exacerbating existing ethical dilemmas, the COVID-19 pandemic raised many new and complex questions for leaders and their organizations. Ethical issues related to...

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