Qualitative Research Review: Health and Human Services in Canada
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This report is a review of a qualitative research article focusing on health and human services in Canada. The article explores the human resource dilemma within the Canadian healthcare sector, specifically addressing gaps in human resource planning, the supply and production of healthcare leaders and managers, and the management and delivery of health services. The review identifies the research questions related to these themes, highlighting the study's purpose to understand skill needs and establish a pan-Canadian partnership for developing human resource strategies. The research design employs the HHR Conceptual Framework, utilizing reports from the Canadian College of Health Service Executives (CCHSE) and surveys of healthcare CEOs and executive managers. Ethical considerations are noted, with voluntary participation in surveys. Key findings emphasize the need for effective and sustainable frameworks for human resource and leadership development, strategies for building partnerships, and demographic analysis of healthcare executives. The review concludes by highlighting the article's application to understanding leadership and management in Canadian health centers and developing effective human resource strategies.
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