The nation’s healthcare system is in a transition of potentially historic proportions, driven by the need for cost-effectiveness under pressures of cost containment and competition, but also made possible by scientific and technological breakthroughs.1 This transition presents new challenges and opportunities for protecting the health and safety of our nation’s healthcare workers. Toward the go...

As health organizations strive to improve operational efficiencies and increase worker productivity, new forms of health information technologies (HITs) are constantly being developed. This article surveys the extant HIT literature and adopts a case analysis approach to identifying emerging health information technologies. The understanding of HIT trend is further enriched through the applicati...

Nurses constitute the largest proportion of the healthcare industry’s workforce. Understanding job factors that impact their health and subsequent working life is essential. In general industry, work is often performed where space is restricted. Understanding how this factor changes the demand on a worker is key to maintaining both a safe work environment and an efficient workplace. This study ...

Background: COVID 19 has become a major health issue and globally affected masses increased mortality in all parts of the world. Therefore, with limited information available healthcare workers faced multitude problems challenges managing individuals to no surprise developing database regarding this disease; many lost their lives. Aim: To assess understanding worker COVID-19 pandemic competence...