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Scientific contributors
12_00 Public Management - General Track
Track chairs:
Denita Cepiku. University of Rome Tor Vergata. denita.cepiku@uniroma2.it
S Robert Hernandez. University of Alabama
Stephen Osborne. University of Edinburgh
Reto Steiner. University of Bern
Riccardo Mussari. University of Siena
Marco Meneguzzo. University of Lugano
The track deals with the multiplicity of governance arrangements promoting the public
interest. In the journey from the Weberian public administration to the NPM and to public
governance, the public sector has become more fragmented and multifaceted, while new
expectations by citizens make them keener to engage in policy-making and service delivery.
Hybrid solutions based on collaboration and co-production have become pervasive and in
demand of new theories to guide their management.
Keywords: Public interest; Innovation: Governance; Participation; Performance management;
Public administration
12_01 Track: Management Research in Healthcare Organizations
Track chairs:
S. Robert Hernandez. University of Alabama at Birmingham. hernande@uab.edu
Stefano Calciolari. University of Lugano
Stefan Kunz. University of Applied Sciences Southern Switzerland
This tracks addresses studies and theoretic contributions around better ways to organize
health services to meet the needs of numerous stakeholders. Attention might be directed
toward topics such as: patient safety and satisfaction, management of workforce issues,
application of evidence-based management approaches to decision making, managing in
times characterized by austerity. Management and policy papers, addressing these and other
complex issues associated with epidemiologic and social trends, are welcome.
Keywords: Healthcare management; Evidence-based management; Patient safety;
Translational Research; Evaluation research; Health service research
12_02 Track: Governance of Public and Nonprofit Organisations
Track chairs:
Fabio Monteduro. University of Rome Tor Vergata. fabio.monteduro@uniroma2.it
Alessandro Hinna. University of Rome Tor Vergata
Luca Gnan. University of Rome Tor Vergata
This track aims at exploring the governance systems, mechanisms and roles to grant public
value creation. Subjects of interest include - but are not limited to - the following:
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