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Improving Working Conditions for Better Patient Care: ILR-Weill Cornell Research

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Improving Working Conditions for Better Patient Care_ ILR-Weill Cornell Research _ The ILR School.pdf (714.24 KB)
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The Initiative on Home Care Work
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Center for Applied Research on Work
Abstract

[Excerpt] Frontline workers such as licensed practical and vocational nurses, nursing aides, personal care aides/attendants and home health aides are a vital, yet frequently overlooked group of health care providers.

To address the gap, ILR Associate Dean of Outreach Ariel Avgar, Ph.D. ’08, Dr. Madeline Sterling, A&S ’08 and assistant professor of medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine, and Aleksandra Zarska ’20 produced a literature review, “Relationships Between Working Conditions, Worker Outcomes, and Patient Care: A Theoretical Model for Frontline Health Care Workers.” It was published in the November/December issues of the American Journal of Medical Quality with Zarska as the lead author.

Date Issued
2021-12-10
Publisher
Cornell University, ILR School, Center for Applied Research on Work
Keywords
health care providers
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frontline health care workers
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working conditions
Type
report

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