Ethical reasoning and risk propensity: a comparison of hospital and general industry senior executives

Ethical reasoning and risk propensity: a comparison of hospital and general industry senior executives

This research explores whether differences in ethical reasoning levels exist between senior hospital managers and top level general industry executives. Similar comparisons are made between not-for-profit hospital managers and their peers in for-profit hospitals. Also examined are the ethical reason...

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Main Author: Williamson, Stanley G. (Stanley Greer)
Format: Others
Language:English
Published: University of North Texas 1990
Subjects:
decision making
hospital administration
risk propensity
Online Access:https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc332603/
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spelling ndltd-unt.edu-info-ark-67531-metadc3326032017-06-30T06:00:03Z Ethical reasoning and risk propensity: a comparison of hospital and general industry senior executives Williamson, Stanley G. (Stanley Greer) decision making hospital administration decision making risk propensity This research explores whether differences in ethical reasoning levels exist between senior hospital managers and top level general industry executives. Similar comparisons are made between not-for-profit hospital managers and their peers in for-profit hospitals. Also examined are the ethical reasoning levels used most often by practicing executives, regardless of industry affiliation. University of North Texas 1990-12 Thesis or Dissertation Text local-cont-no: 1002718534-Williamson https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc332603/ ark: ark:/67531/metadc332603 English Public ... Copyright Copyright is held by the author, unless otherwise noted. All rights reserved.
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topic decision making
hospital administration
decision making
risk propensity
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hospital administration
decision making
risk propensity
Williamson, Stanley G. (Stanley Greer)
Ethical reasoning and risk propensity: a comparison of hospital and general industry senior executives
description This research explores whether differences in ethical reasoning levels exist between senior hospital managers and top level general industry executives. Similar comparisons are made between not-for-profit hospital managers and their peers in for-profit hospitals. Also examined are the ethical reasoning levels used most often by practicing executives, regardless of industry affiliation.
author Williamson, Stanley G. (Stanley Greer)
author_facet Williamson, Stanley G. (Stanley Greer)
author_sort Williamson, Stanley G. (Stanley Greer)
title Ethical reasoning and risk propensity: a comparison of hospital and general industry senior executives
title_short Ethical reasoning and risk propensity: a comparison of hospital and general industry senior executives
title_full Ethical reasoning and risk propensity: a comparison of hospital and general industry senior executives
title_fullStr Ethical reasoning and risk propensity: a comparison of hospital and general industry senior executives
title_full_unstemmed Ethical reasoning and risk propensity: a comparison of hospital and general industry senior executives
title_sort ethical reasoning and risk propensity: a comparison of hospital and general industry senior executives
publisher University of North Texas
publishDate 1990
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