Culture-centered health communication is an approach that emphasizes the importance of cultural contexts in shaping health behaviors, beliefs, and access to healthcare. This perspective recognizes ...

When leaders open up a two-way dialogue with employees about their needs, it fosters lasting trust and loyalty.

Health system C-suites faced with staff shortages, thinning margins, increased patient volumes and rapidly advancing digital technologies are igniting cultural transformation to spark innovation ...

This highlights the need for healthcare organizations to ... negatively impacted their perceptions of safety culture[2]. Issues such as low communication openness and inadequate support from ...

Access to reliable health information is critical for public health, but the quality of such information often varies ...

This immersion in health, culture, and society focuses on the shifting configurations of health and culture in a globalizing world. Health beliefs, including notions about bodily integrity or ...