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Intuition as Emergence: Bridging Psychology, Philosophy and Organizational Science by Adinolfi, Paola, Loia, Francesca

“…Accelerating environmental uncertainty and the need to cope with increasingly complex market and social demands, combine to create high value for the intuitive…”
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Transparency and Spending Review: A Model for Italian Healthcare by Adinolfi, Paola

“…Transparency and spending review are two key items in the public policies of most Western countries. Though they are constantly perceived as targets to be…”
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A journey around decision-making: Searching for the “big picture” across disciplines by Adinolfi, Paola

“…This paper carries out an interdisciplinary literature review to develop an updated framework that integrates all aspects of decision-making. It proposes a…”
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Managing TQM 's soft side: an explorative study of social care multiservice organizations by Capolupo, Nicola, Virglerová, Zuzana, Adinolfi, Paola

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The Italian Health Literacy Project: Insights from the assessment of health literacy skills in Italy by Palumbo, Rocco, Annarumma, Carmela, Adinolfi, Paola, Musella, Marco, Piscopo, Gabriella

“…Highlights • Inadequate health literacy is a serious and prevailing problem in Italy. • Inadequate health literacy affects more than half of the Italian…”
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Addressing health literacy in the digital domain: insights from a literature review by Palumbo, Rocco, Nicola, Capolupo, Adinolfi, Paola

“…PurposePromoting health literacy, i.e. the ability to access, collect, understand and use health-related information, is high on the health policy agenda…”
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Managing TQM's soft side: an explorative study of social care multiservice organizations by Capolupo, Nicola, Virglerová, Zuzana, Adinolfi, Paola

“…PurposeThis paper explores total quality management (TQM) soft domain efficacy in social care organizations to determine the extent to which an organization's…”
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Confidence and coincidences in executive decision-making during periods of crisis by Mormile, Simona, Piscopo, Gabriella, Adinolfi, Paola

“…Purpose The purpose of this study, which is grounded in decision-making theory, is to explore whether the occurrence of meaningful coincidences can positively…”
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Philosophy, Medicine and Healthcare: Insights from the Italian Experience by Adinolfi, Paola

“…To contribute to our understanding of the relationship between philosophical ideas and medical and healthcare models. A diachronic analysis is put in place in…”
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Transparency and Spending Review: A Model for Italian Healthcare by Paola Adinolfi

“…Transparency and spending review are two key items in the public policies of most Western countries. Though they are constantly perceived as targets to be…”
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Barriers to Reforming Healthcare: The Italian Case by Adinolfi, Paola

“…Using the conceptual lenses offered by the ideational and cultural path taken in the health care arena, this article attempts to explain the trajectory of…”
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Managerial hubristic-behavioral strategy: how to cope with chaotic and uncertain contexts by Loia, Francesca, de Gennaro, Davide, Adinolfi, Paola

“…Purpose How can a manager lead an organization or a team in a particularly turbulent time? How can management cope with chaos and uncertainty? Drawing on…”
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In the jungle, the mighty jungle, the zebras are teal tonight: investigating the organizational forms of Generation Z-driven Italian start-ups by de Gennaro, Davide, Mormile, Simona, Piscopo, Gabriella, Adinolfi, Paola

“…PurposeIn light of the new way of interpreting work spearheaded by Generation Z, the objectives of this study are to investigate (1) whether young…”
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Unravelling the food literacy puzzle: Evidence from Italy by Palumbo, Rocco, Adinolfi, Paola, Annarumma, Carmela, Catinello, Giuseppina, Tonelli, Marco, Troiano, Ersilia, Vezzosi, Stefania, Manna, Rosalba

“…•Limited food literacy is prevailing across Italy.•Individual socio-economic status influences food literacy skills.•People suffering from social inequalities…”
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Crafting and applying a tool to assess food literacy: Findings from a pilot study by Palumbo, Rocco, Annarumma, Carmela, Adinolfi, Paola, Vezzosi, Stefania, Troiano, Ersilia, Catinello, Giuseppina, Manna, Rosalba

“…Food literacy is a relatively new construct, which concerns "the everyday practicalities associated with navigating the food system and using it in order to…”
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ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. EXPLORING VIRTUAL TEAM ADOPTION IN THE COVID-19 ERA: Reference: Capolupo, N., Palumbo, R., Adinolfi, P. (2022). All that Glitters is not Gold. Exploring Virtual Team Adoption in the Covid-19 Era. International Journal of Entrepreneurial Knowledge, 10(1), 46-64. doi: 10.37335/ijek.v10i1.148 by Capolupo, Nicola, Palumbo, Rocco, Adinolfi, Paola

“…The lockdown triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic forced organizations to cope with relevant economic costs. Alongside generating huge financial burdens, the…”
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Improving quality by involving patient. The role of health literacy in influencing patients' behaviors by Palumbo, Rocco, Annarumma, Carmela, Manna, Rosalba, Musella, Marco, Adinolfi, Paola

“…Health services' quality relies on patients' participation in the design and delivery of care. Inter alia, self-efficacy and awareness are paramount to realize…”
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School bullying as a quality issue in educational institutions: Some evidence from pupils with migrant background in Italy by Manna, Rosalba, Calzone, Samuele, Adinolfi, Paola, Palumbo, Rocco

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The missing link to patient engagement in Italy: The role of health literacy in enabling patients by Palumbo, Rocco, Annarumma, Carmela, Adinolfi, Paola, Musella, Marco

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Health Outcomes and Patient Empowerment: The Case of Health Budgets in Italy by Adinolfi, Paola, Starace, Fabrizio, Palumbo, Rocco

“…Scholars claim that the outcomes of health interventions are the products of three factors: the size, the penetration and the sustainability of their effects…”
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