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2026
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Zhi Zeng, Yazhi He, Xiang Liao, Yu Song, Sumei Zhou
Occupational fatigue and its determinants among endoscopy nurses in China: a cross-sectional study with structural equation modeling
Background Occupational fatigue among nurses has become a critical global public health concern. Endoscopy nurses, in particular, face unique occupational demands that significantly impact their physical and psychological well-being, as well as the quality of patient care. This study aimed...
2026
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Angelie Agboluaje
Human Capital and Healthcare System Transformation: A Comprehensive Review of Workforce Strategy, Digital Innovation, and Strategic Leadership for Equitable Access
Background: Health systems are under increasing pressure from rising demand, ageing populations, workforce shortages, and widening inequities, simutaneously digital transformation accelerates service redesign. As technology outpaces current workforce capability and therefore workflow integration and governance, the consequence is that access...
2026
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Jeena Joseph
From pilot to policy: why AI health interventions fail to scale in developing countries
The World Health Organization (WHO) identifies similar obstacles in its primary guidance on AI for health. The WHO Ethics and Governance of AI for Health report highlights challenges such as poor data quality, algorithmic bias, and unclear accountability, all of...
2026
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Sreesa Sarma
Human-Centric Workforce Strategies for Augmented Manufacturing in Industry 5.0
Industry 5.0 revolutionizes manufacturing with its focus on people, sustainability and resilience blending new production technology with the human element to the production process. Where Industry 4.0 focused on automating to the exclusion of all else, Industry 5.0 focuses on...
2026
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Norhasni Zainal Abiddin, Ihsan Rois
WORKFORCE-ORIENTED EDUCATION SYSTEMS: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN VIETNAM AND MALAYSIA
Human Resource Development (HRD) plays a critical role in supporting social progress, workforce readiness, and sustainable development. In emerging economies, workforce-oriented education systems, including Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), are essential for aligning skills development with labour market...
2026
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Weiwei Huang, Yan Xing, Feng Zhao, Yingying Wang
Mobile apps, AI, and teletherapy: a comprehensive review of digital mental health tools for nurses
Chronic understaffing, workplace violence, moral distress, rotating shifts, and administrative burdens have created a global mental health crisis for nurses. Around half to two-thirds of nurses report symptoms of burnout, and large surveys have found high levels of depression and...
2026
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André Alessandro Madrid Perdomo, Nilza Gabriela Gómez Navarro, Angeles Valerio-Pelayo, Juan Camilo Castro Sánchez, Luc Aguilar, Jorge Angel Velasco Espinal, Mitsui Peralta Gorgonio, Alexa Fernanda Uriostegui Navarro
Integrated Primary Care, Occupational Health, and Surgical Coordination as a Strategy for Chronic Disease Prevention in the Modern Workforce
Chronic non-communicable diseases and occupational risk exposures increasingly converge within the modern workforce, particularly in middle-income countries such as Mexico, Colombia, and Ecuador. This review analyzes the integration of Primary Care, Occupational Health, and Surgical Services as a coordinated strategy...
2026
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Hind Gatoi, Islam Belhaoua, Kashf Akhtar, Miqdad Qadir, Nida Mohammad, Muhammad Ali
Green Intelligence in Finance: Artificial Intelligence-Driven ESG Analytics and Sustainable Investment Performance
This study examined the role of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) analytics in enhancing sustainable investment performance. While traditional ESG ratings had been widely used in responsible investment strategies, they often suffered from data inconsistency, subjectivity and...
2026
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Colette Browning, Connie Evashwick, Shane A. Thomas
Editorial: The formal and informal workforce for a global aging population
The increased demand for formal and informal care for the large and rapidly growing ageing population is a major problem globally. Although the ageing population percentages vary across countries, many regions will see a doubling of people aged 65 and...
2026
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Li Gong, Xia Zhao, Huana Zong
Artificial intelligence and precision nursing in the operating room: transforming perioperative safety and surgical outcomes
Background: The operating room represents a high-risk clinical environment where perioperative nurses play a critical role in patient safety, workflow coordination, and surgical outcomes. Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and precision health technologies offer new opportunities to enhance perioperative...
2026
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Heidi Sontag
Optimizing Workforce Planning to Reduce Outsourcing of Clinical Roles in Physician Practices
The increasing reliance on outsourcing of clinical roles in physician practices has raised concerns regarding continuity of care, staff morale, and organizational control over service quality. While outsourcing may offer temporary financial relief, outsourcing often introduces inefficiencies and declines in...
2026
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Gifty Dudzilah, Felix Donkor, Alex Nnanyelugo Egbuchiem, Saerimam Nzunde Markus, Onyekachi Obeke
Machine-Learning Prediction of Oxidative Stress and Hormonal-Immune Effects from Agrochemical Mixtures in U.S. Farmers
Agrochemicals, such as pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides, are heavily used by U.S. agricultural workers. As a result, they face chronic occupational health risks. There is therefore a need for risk assessment methods that can identify cumulative effects. Furthermore, while machine...
2026
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Ju-Hsin Chen, Emma K.T. Benn, Erin Brittain, Nihal E. Mohamed
Evaluating efforts to advance equity and inclusion in academic medicine: Charting a path for transformative change‡
Despite the critical role academic medical institutions play in promoting equity and inclusion, these efforts are often undermined by fragmented and siloed evaluation approaches, a lack of theory-driven models, and inadequate data-driven methodologies. This commentary critically examines the factors contributing...
2026
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Stephen Taduvana, Thubelihle Moyo, Rhinos Kombedzai
Data-Driven Strategies in Human Resource Management: The Role of Information Science in Workforce Resilience – A Systematic Review
In a time characterized by swift technological advancements and increased workforce vulnerabilities, incorporating data-driven strategies into Human Resource Management (HRM) has become essential for bolstering organizational resilience. This systematic review investigates how information science influences HRM practices through data-driven strategies...
2026
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Manping Weng, Choong mun Kwong
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Workforce Transformation and HR Strategies in Quanzhou’s Manufacturing Industry
The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming workforce dynamics and reshaping Human Resource (HR) strategies, particularly in Quanzhou’s manufacturing industry. This study examines the impact of AI on workforce transformation, focusing on job automation, skill shifts, and HR...
2026
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Eftychia Evaggelidou
Nursing understaffing at the center of the World Health Organization’s “Nursing Action” project
Nursing understaffing has emerged as one of the most critical challenges facing health systems globally and across the European Region. Nurses constitute the largest professional group within healthcare organizations and provide the vast majority of direct patient care. Adequate nurse...
2026
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Світлана КОВАЛЬЧУК, Ірина СОКИРНИК, Іван МАЗУР
HR-МЕНЕДЖМЕНТ ЯК СКЛАДОВА ЕФЕКТИВНОЇ СТРАТЕГІЇ УПРАВЛІННЯ ПЕРСОНАЛОМ
The article examines the role of HR management as an integral component of an effective personnel management strategy, using the example of the light industry enterprise LLC “Eksklyuziv-17”. In the context of post-COVID transformations, the full-scale armed aggression of the...
2026
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Ana Catarina Maia, Andreia Félix
From fragmentation to empowerment: community rehabilitation care and health literacy as drivers of integrated care
In the 21st century, rehabilitation care in community contexts has emerged as a strategic structuring axis for more equitable, sustainable and person-centred health systems. Rather than being merely a therapeutic addition, rehabilitation is now widely recognised as a fundamental right...
2026
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Kishor Roy, Sanjib Bhuyan, Smrita Barua
Composition and utilization of workforce for livelihood by farm households: An empirical study in Lower Brahmaputra Valley Zone of Assam
Livelihood strategies are the diversified portfolio for income generation. Composition and utilization of workforce available with the farm household considerably define livelihood outcome of the rural households. Majority workforce of the rural households of Assam rely on agriculture and allied...
2026
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Roslyn Cameron, John Burgess, Alasdair Macdonald
Attracting, developing and retaining staff in regional local government: addressing skills shortages in South Australia
Attracting and retaining a skilled workforce is a challenge for the regionally based Local Government (LG) sector. These challenges are multifaceted and include skill shortages, uncompetitive wages, limited career progression, and accessing suitable professional development opportunities and training programmes. To...