This study examines the ethical and behavioural implications of technology-enabled knowledge management (KM) systems, challenging the dominant view of digital technologies as neutral tools that merely facilitate knowledge processing. Instead, it conceptualises KM systems as sociotechnical infrastructures that actively shape how knowledge is produced, shared, evaluated, and legitimised within organisations. Building on insights from the […]
In the following article, we apply a set of machine learning algorithms to analyse a set of 445 Californian Hospitals. We investigate a variable that can be considered as a synthesis of the economic, financial and organizational performance of the hospital i.e. Net Income. First of all, we have applied a regression analysis with OLS-Ordinary […]
During the last two decades, lean healthcare has received increasing attention from both researchers and practitioners because it plays an imperative role in quality and safety clinical process improvement. Although there is much evidence of the positive results of the paradigm implementation at the micro level, only in few cases the methodology is implemented at […]