Digitization of healthcare organizations: The digital health landscape and information theory.

Background: This paper builds on an integrated framework of digital opportunities, based on information theory that was initially proposed by Claude Shannon: 1) providers of infrastructure for transmitting information; 2) platforms, devices, and software to bundle, store and deliver others' content; 3) original content creator); 4) platforms enabling peer-to-peer exchange; and 5) connected intelligence embed in devices. We aimed to clarify the meaning of digitization of organisations in the healthcare landscape and answer 'how can healthcare organisations compete in a world that is rapidly digitizing?'.

Methods: To gain more insight into the views of different stakeholders, we invited 12 participants with a wide range of backgrounds to a workshop.

Good cope, bad cope: adaptive and maladaptive coping strategies following a critical negative work event.

The authors examined the moderating effects of coping tactics on the relationship between negative emotion and work performance. Findings indicate an adverse effect of emotion on performance; however, this effect is moderated by coping tactics. Venting (expressing one's negative feelings to others) amplified the adverse effects of negative emotion.