Publications by authors named "J D H van Wijngaarden"
Introduction: Although the importance of leader-member relationships in teamwork is acknowledged in literature, a deeper understanding of this relationship is lacking, especially in rural areas. The impact of leader-member relationships on team outcomes is especially important in rural Chinese hospitals as improving teamwork forms a national health reform priority in these hospitals. This study investigates how leader-member relationships (ie leader-member perceived similarity and power distance orientation) influence team outcomes (ie perceived quality of care and job satisfaction) via speaking up and silence.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjectives: Generational diversity, increasingly prominent in the composition of the healthcare workforce in rapidly developing countries, has received much attention in practice and research recently. While research has revealed various positive and negative impacts of generational diversity on team functioning, the understanding of the mechanism explaining how generational diversity influences team functioning is still limited. This study in rural Chinese hospitals examines the relationship between (surface-level) generational diversity and (deep-level) perceived similarity and investigates how they influence three teamwork behaviours that importantly determine quality of care, namely speaking up, silence and knowledge sharing.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe experimental approach developed in this research demonstrated how the cloud, the Internet of Things (IoT), edge computing, and Artificial Intelligence (AI), considered key technologies in Industry 4.0, provide the expected horizon for adaptive vision in Continued Process Verification (CPV), the final stage of Process Validation (PV). producing lipase 1 under the regulation of the constitutive promoter was selected as an experimental bioprocess.
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- Linear tricarbon selenide (CSe) is being analyzed for the first time through advanced high-resolution infrared and microwave spectroscopy techniques.
- Initial detection of the molecule occurred in the infrared range at about 5 μm and included observations of various isotopologues of CSe.
- The study also involved using quantum-chemical calculations to derive accurate bond lengths and rotational constants for the isotopologues based on experimental data.
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- This study looks at a new imaging tracer called [F]F-AraG, which helps scientists understand how cancer and the immune system interact, particularly in lung cancer patients.
- Researchers tested this tracer in 13 patients to figure out the best way to measure how much of it gets taken up by tumors over time.
- The results showed that the 2T3k model was the best for understanding how the tracer works, and two specific measurements (TBR and TPR) were very useful for comparing results across different time periods.