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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"staff behaviour"”.
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Managing young offender programs: Self-perceived power to manage young offender custody programs in Ontario
… perception of their ability to influence staff behaviour and was measured through a new Self Perceived Manager Power Scale developed in this study. The findings of this study suggest that the power of managers in situational in nature and varies under different conditions and the …
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Customer Satisfaction in the Metropolitan Ambulance Service
… earlier researchers that particular aspects of staff behaviour were very important for high levels of customer satisfaction in the service industries. The model predicted that changes in the satisfaction rating of the staff variable would have a significant effect on overall satisfaction and …
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Creating Brand Equity in Myanmar Private Higher Education Sector
… quality, physical quality and facilities, staff behaviour and customer ideal self-congruence - have an impact on student satisfaction and brand loyalty. It is revealed that in the creation of customer-based brand equity, student satisfaction has the highest impact on Myanmar’s private …
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Demanding Values : Participation, empowerment, and NGOs in Bangladesh
… Particular focus is put on how local NGO staff relate to the values that participation and empowerment strategies demand that they possess. The NGO staff in the study exhibit ambivalent behaviour and attitudes compared to what is expected from them and to the attitudes they themselves …
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An exploration of the health facility staff's perspectives on patients who disengage from HIV care: A qualitative analysis from Khayelitsha, Cape Town, South Africa
… workers. The training packages seek to address staff behaviour that is unhelpful and unsupportive to patients that intend to reengage with treatment. The Welcome Service was initially implemented at Michael Mapongwana Clinic in Khayelitsha. This Clinic is in a peri-urban settlement in the …
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Neonatal intensive care unit environmental stressors: towards developing a stress alleviating model for mothers nursing sick neonates in Lusaka - Zambia.
… by the PSS: NICU were Infant appearance and behaviour (median 3; IQR 3 -4) and Parent Infant relationship (median 4; IQR 3 – 4). The ordinal regression results showed that those mothers who breastfed their babies were 52% less likely to be in high stress category (COR= 0.487; 95% CI [0.278 – …
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HIV diagnosis during pregnancy: stress, coping strategies and experiences of women at selected health facilities in Lusaka district, Zambia.
… ART adherence, disclosure of an HIV diagnosis, staff behaviour, mother baby interaction, and resilience and moving on. Conclusion: The study revealed that women who are diagnosed with HIV during pregnancy experience stress, and the coping strategy that they utilise determines the increase or …
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HIV diagnosis during pregnancy: stress, coping strategies and experiences of women at selected health facilities in Lusaka district, Zambia.
… ART adherence, disclosure of an HIV diagnosis, staff behaviour, mother baby interaction, and resilience and moving on. Conclusion: The study revealed that women who are diagnosed with HIV during pregnancy experience stress, and the coping strategy that they utilise determines the increase or …