Assessment of Staff Intercultural Competences in Health Care Organisations

As a consequence of globalisation, people’s mobility has been increasing, which brought cultural diversity to a number of countries of the world, therefore intercultural competences became a particularly important research object in organisation management. Scientific literature is rich in publicati...

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Main Authors: Stašys Rimantas, Šimanskienė Ligita, Paužuolienė Jurgita
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Editura Universităţii „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” din Iaşi / Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi Publishing house 2017-10-01
Series:Scientific Annals of Economics and Business
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description As a consequence of globalisation, people’s mobility has been increasing, which brought cultural diversity to a number of countries of the world, therefore intercultural competences became a particularly important research object in organisation management. Scientific literature is rich in publications on the topic, however, the latter problem and its specificity has been insufficiently studied in health care organisations whose performance is especially important for each patient and the cost of errors, possibly caused also by insufficient intercultural competences, may be very great. The conducted research justifies the meaning and significance of intercultural competences in health care organisations and identifies the principal problems in organisations faced when communicating in an intercultural environment. The development of intercultural competences was not sufficiently promoted in health care organisations, leaving that to the staff’s responsibility. Quite a few of health care services providers had a poor knowledge of etiquette and did not know much about the customs and traditions of other countries.
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spelling doaj.art-0265ce02362141d58dc7c51b225d2a302022-12-22T00:39:27ZengEditura Universităţii „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” din Iaşi / Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi Publishing houseScientific Annals of Economics and Business2501-31652017-10-0164337939410.1515/saeb-2017-0024saeb-2017-0024Assessment of Staff Intercultural Competences in Health Care OrganisationsStašys Rimantas0Šimanskienė Ligita1Paužuolienė Jurgita2Faculty of Social Sciences, Klaipėda University, LithuaniaFaculty of Social Sciences, Klaipėda University, LithuaniaFaculty of Social Sciences, Klaipėda University, LithuaniaAs a consequence of globalisation, people’s mobility has been increasing, which brought cultural diversity to a number of countries of the world, therefore intercultural competences became a particularly important research object in organisation management. Scientific literature is rich in publications on the topic, however, the latter problem and its specificity has been insufficiently studied in health care organisations whose performance is especially important for each patient and the cost of errors, possibly caused also by insufficient intercultural competences, may be very great. The conducted research justifies the meaning and significance of intercultural competences in health care organisations and identifies the principal problems in organisations faced when communicating in an intercultural environment. The development of intercultural competences was not sufficiently promoted in health care organisations, leaving that to the staff’s responsibility. Quite a few of health care services providers had a poor knowledge of etiquette and did not know much about the customs and traditions of other countries.http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/saeb.2017.64.issue-3/saeb-2017-0024/saeb-2017-0024.xml?format=INThealth care organizationsintercultural competenceemployeesM140M520M540
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Assessment of Staff Intercultural Competences in Health Care Organisations
Scientific Annals of Economics and Business
health care organizations
intercultural competence
employees
M140
M520
M540
title Assessment of Staff Intercultural Competences in Health Care Organisations
title_full Assessment of Staff Intercultural Competences in Health Care Organisations
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title_sort assessment of staff intercultural competences in health care organisations
topic health care organizations
intercultural competence
employees
M140
M520
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