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Public Value Creation Amid Geopolitical Challenges: the Necessity of Robotizing Nurses' Administrative Tasks in the Public Healthcare Context.

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Titel: Public Value Creation Amid Geopolitical Challenges: the Necessity of Robotizing Nurses' Administrative Tasks in the Public Healthcare Context.
Autoren: Mousa, Mohamed1 (AUTHOR) mmousa@pucp.edu.pe, Althalathini, Doaa2 (AUTHOR) dalthalathini@brookes.au.uk, Puhakka, Vesa3 (AUTHOR) vesa.puhakka@oulu.fi
Quelle: Public Organization Review. Sep2025, Vol. 25 Issue 3, p1423-1440. 18p.
Schlagwörter: *NURSES, *HEALTH facilities, *EMPLOYEES' workload, *MECHANIZATION, PUBLIC value, GEOPOLITICS, ORGANIZATION management, PUBLIC health
Abstract: This qualitative study explores the extent to which the integration of robots in Egyptian public hospitals might alleviate nurses' administrative tasks and contribute to the creation of public value, as well as the reasons behind these potential effects. Analysis of interviews reveals that nurses do not believe replacing them with robots for administrative tasks would significantly reduce their workload or enhance public value. The nurses identify three primary challenges contributing to this belief: patient-focused, nurse-focused, and contextual challenges. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:This qualitative study explores the extent to which the integration of robots in Egyptian public hospitals might alleviate nurses' administrative tasks and contribute to the creation of public value, as well as the reasons behind these potential effects. Analysis of interviews reveals that nurses do not believe replacing them with robots for administrative tasks would significantly reduce their workload or enhance public value. The nurses identify three primary challenges contributing to this belief: patient-focused, nurse-focused, and contextual challenges. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:15667170
DOI:10.1007/s11115-025-00869-2