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Vol.3 No.16 | July 29, 2010
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Fired for Performance! Lessons from the Medvedev Management Model by Neil Seeman
What do you when your star performers underwhelm and your organization gets romped? First, sack everyone in senior management and humiliate them publicly.
From the HR Resources Database
Incorporating Educational Institutions into a Unified Model of Health Human Resources
Masoumeh Izadi, Dale Dauphinee, David Buckeridge and Robyn Tamblyn
Abstract
This commentary discusses Tzountzouris and Gilbert’s article on issues related to emerging health human resources (HHR) requirements and the role of educational institutions in anticipating and meeting them. It is apparent that educational institutions are influenced by and, in turn, influence a number of elements of HHR. They therefore have a unique role in responding to emerging HHR needs, from assessing the needs to evaluating responses. While this commentary shares the general idea presented by the authors of the lead paper, it outlines some of the issues that should be taken into consideration in formulating these roles.
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From the Longwoods Archives
Healthcare Papers, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2010
Health Human Resource Planning Requires an Effective Staff Retention Policy
Kent V. Rondeau
Abstract
Planning for health human resources requires us to think about the forces and factors that attract healthcare professionals to their jobs and keep them there. However, the forces for attracting healthcare employees to a job are not the same as those factors that keep them there. Without effective recruitment and retention policies for healthcare professionals, planning initiatives will continue to be ineffective.
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