Communication Accommodation Theory (CAT) has served as a cross-disciplinary framework
for understanding the adjustments individuals make to create, maintain, or decrease social …

Context: One of health care's foremost challenges is the achievement of integration and
collaboration among the groups providing care. Yet this fundamentally group‐related issue …

Hospitals involve a complex socio-technical health system, where communication failures
influence the quality of patient care. Research indicates the importance of social identity and …

In two studies, we propose, refine, and test a new model of inferred motive predicting of
individuals' reactions to nonaccommodation, defined as communicative behavior that is …

Routledge Introductions to Applied Linguistics is a series of introductory level textbooks
covering the core topics in Applied Linguistics, primarily designed for those beginning …

Context Medical educators are increasingly paying attention to how bias creates inequities
that affect learners across the medical education continuum. Such bias arises from learners' …

Emergency clinicians undertake boundary-work as they facilitate patient trajectories through
the Emergency Department (ED). Emergency clinicians must manage the constantly …

Purpose This paper aims to extend the consideration of distributed leadership in health-care
settings. Leadership is typically studied from the classical notion of the place of single …

Intergroup communication occurs when either person in a social interaction defines self or
other in terms of their social identity (ie, as a group member) rather than their personal …

The importance of employee voice—speaking up and out about concerns—is widely
recognised as fundamental to patient safety and quality of care. However, failures of voice …