F.H. Read, A. Chalupka and N.J. Bowring
The charge‐tube method is an accurate way of assigning the space‐charge of a beam in computational simulations of charged particle systems. The method is described and is compared…
Abstract
The charge‐tube method is an accurate way of assigning the space‐charge of a beam in computational simulations of charged particle systems. The method is described and is compared with the traditional charge‐cell method.
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Performance of home health aides remains imperative in the medical community, but understanding the potential role of consideration leadership (CL) in improving performance of…
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Purpose
Performance of home health aides remains imperative in the medical community, but understanding the potential role of consideration leadership (CL) in improving performance of home health aides in the literature has gone undetected. This paper seeks to address these issues.
Design/methodology/approach
The present study, using the 2007 National Home Health Aides Survey (n=3,308), aims to investigate the moderating role of consideration leadership (CL) in the relationship between injury and training among home health aides at the national level. Descriptive statistics and a hierarchical logistic regression analysis were performed.
Findings
Not all consideration practices play a positive role in the relationship between training and injury. The authors found only employee-focused consideration leadership practices, when introduced together with training, may benefit home health aides in reducing injury.
Research limitations/implications
To maximize training effectiveness, leaders may need to understand the importance of their own role in training transfer processes and attempt to demonstrate adequate influence behaviors such as consideration.
Originality/value
This research is the first of its kind to explore the role of consideration leadership in the relationship with injury and training among home health aides.