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The globalisation of the software market has changed the contextual boundaries of IS research and practices to include the wider societal context. Some attempts have been made to document differences amongst IS professionals from different nations, but most of these studies have compared IS or IS related issues in only two countries mainly by using an ethnocentric approach (the same research is...

The impact of remote work on productivity, employee satisfaction, communication and leadership is considered. benefits are analyzed, such as increased flexibility reduced office rental costs, access to global talent. challenges associated with managing teams also considered, including problems communication, monitoring motivation employees, well loss connection corporate culture values. Practic...

This paper explores the impact of Thai culture on managing the decision making process in requirements engineering and contribution a better understand of its influence on the management of requirements engineering process. The paper illustrates the interaction of technology and culture and shows that rather than technology changing culture, culture can change the way technology is used. Thai c...

The quality of research and scientific publications is an essential concern in managing higher education institutions. Therefore, this aims to examine the policies strategies for enhancing State Islamic Religious Colleges. This a qualitative study that gathers data from library field research. findings show each university already has regulations based on provisions Ministry Higher Education, i...

Safety culture has been shown to affect patient safety in healthcare. While the United States and United Kingdom have studied the dimensions that reflect patient safety culture in family practice settings, to date, this has not been done in Canada. Differences in the healthcare systems between these countries and Canada may affect the dimensions found to be relevant here. Thus, it is important ...

OBJECTIVE To examine the psychometric validity and reliability of the incident reporting culture questionnaire (IRCQ; in Chinese) following an exploration of the reporting culture perceived by hospital nurses in Taiwan. DESIGN Scale development with psychometric examination and a cross-sectional study. SETTING Ten teaching hospitals. PARTICIPANTS A total of 1064 nurses participated with a...

As a key department within a healthcare organisation, the operating room is a hazardous environment, where the consequences of errors are high, despite the relatively low rates of occurrence. Team performance in surgery is increasingly being considered crucial for a culture of safety. The aim of this study was to describe team communication and the ways it fostered or threatened safety culture ...

BACKGROUND/AIMS Early diagnosis and appropriate antimicrobial choice are crucial when managing pneumonia patients, and quantitative culture of bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) fluid is considered a useful method for identifying pneumonia pathogens. We evaluated the quantitative yield of BAL fluid bacterial cultures in patients being treated with antimicrobials and attempted to identify factors pred...

SETTING One reference and three zonal laboratories and 500 health facilities managing retreatment tuberculosis (TB) patients in Tanzania. OBJECTIVES The National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Programme (NTLP) requires that all notified cases of retreatment TB in Tanzania have sputum samples sent for culture and drug susceptibility testing (DST). This study determined 1) if the number of annually n...