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Health care management review

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Transformative promise and implementation challenges: Health care managers' perceptions and experiences of artificial intelligence-A mixed-methods systematic review.

Health care management review
BACKGROUND: Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technological development that offers new opportunities for managing health care services. PURPOSE: To identify and synthesize the best evidence on health care managers' and other professionals´ experienc...

Why physicians resist artificial intelligence: A systematic review through the lens of diffusion of innovations.

Health care management review
BACKGROUND: Artificial intelligence (AI) enabled systems hold significant promise for transforming health care delivery. These technologies are frequently developed and commercialized by firms focused on creating innovative products or services and p...

Expatriate health care workers in Saudi Arabia: Exploring workforce integration, advantages, and challenges in a globalized health care system.

Health care management review
BACKGROUND: Effective expatriate management has become crucial in the health care sector, driven by the growing number of globally mobile professionals. The Saudi Ministry of Health data shows that 53% of the health care workforce in Saudi Arabia is ...

Innovation districts and transformative workspaces: A scoping review of AI-pet robots companionship for aging employees balancing productivity and wellbeing.

Health care management review
BACKGROUND: Considering the future of work and an aging workforce, emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and robots are promising fields to promote wellbeing, companionship, and care, together with operational efficiency in workp...

Leveraging AI-Enabled Learning Health Systems to Advance Value-Based Health Care: A Conceptual Framework.

Health care management review
ISSUE: Despite rapid innovation, health care systems face a persistent 17-year gap between evidence discovery and implementation, undermining efforts to deliver value-based care. Bridging this "know-do gap" is essential to improving outcomes and redu...