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Nazlee Siddiqui, MBA, PhD
Nazlee Siddiqui, MBA, PhD
Coordinator of Master of Health Service Management, University of Tasmania
Verified email at utas.edu.au
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Patient satisfaction with health services in Bangladesh
SS Andaleeb, N Siddiqui, S Khandakar
Health policy and planning 22 (4), 263-273, 2007
4582007
Comparison of services of public, private and foreign hospitals from the perspective of Bangladeshi patients
N Siddiqui, SA Khandaker
Journal of health, population, and nutrition 25 (2), 221, 2007
972007
Elaborated integration of qualitative and quantitative perspectives in mixed methods research: A profound enquiry into the nursing practice environment
N Siddiqui, J Anneke Fitzgerald
International Journal of Multiple Research Approaches 8 (2), 137-147, 2014
762014
Hospital length of stay variation and comorbidity of mental illness: a retrospective study of five common chronic medical conditions
N Siddiqui, ...
BMC Health Services Research 18 (498), 1-10, 2018
452018
Doctors' service orientation in public, private, and foreign hospitals
SS Andaleeb, N Siddiqui, S Khandakar
International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance 20 (3), 253-263, 2007
342007
Improving knowledge translation for increased engagement and impact in healthcare
K Eljiz, D Greenfield, A Hogden, R Taylor, N Siddiqui, M Agaliotis, ...
BMJ open quality 9 (3), e000983, 2020
272020
Investing in human relations for healthy nursing practice environment, nurses’ job satisfaction and quality of nursing care
N Siddiqui
University Of Tasmania, 2013
152013
Kindness, listening, and connection: patient and clinician key requirements for emotional support in chronic and complex care
J Bradshaw, N Siddiqui, D Greenfield, A Sharma
Journal of Patient Experience 9, 23743735221092627, 2022
142022
New generation of retail management in Bangladesh-customer satisfaction through value system management
N Siddiqui, M Hasan, J Ahmed
University Of Tasmania, 2006
112006
Calling for confirmation, reassurance, and direction: investigating patient compliance after accessing a telephone triage advice service
N Siddiqui, D Greenfield, A Lawler
The International Journal of Health Planning and Management 35 (3), 735-745, 2020
92020
Barriers contributing to policy deviation: a mixed methods study of policymakers and frontline nurses
J Newans, N Siddiqui
University Of Tasmania, 2021
62021
Peer to peer synchronous interaction and student engagement: a perspective of postgraduate management students in a developing country
N Siddiqui, K Miah, A Ahmad
University Of Tasmania, 2019
62019
An exploration of the effect of age, experience and training on the EHR role in reducing medical errors: perceptions of health professionals
B Alanazi, K Butler-Henderson, N Siddiqui, D Greenfield
University Of Tasmania, 2018
32018
Patient-centric Workplace Culture: A Balancing Act for Nursing Leaders
N Siddiqui, A Fitzgerald
American Journal of Nursing Research 5 (5), 165-172, 2017
32017
Managing change for better: New Zealand dairy products Bangladesh ltd
N Siddiqui, JU Ahmed
Asia-Pacific Journal of Management Research and Innovation 12 (1), 85-94, 2016
32016
Implementing health system improvement: resources and strategies for interprofessional teams
K Eljiz, D Greenfield, A Hogden, M Agaliotis, R Taylor, N Siddiqui
BMJ Open Quality 12 (1), e001896, 2023
22023
Can peer to peer interaction (PPI) be a global theme to promote engagement in students of diverse characteristics and country contexts?
N Siddiqui, K Miah, AA Hasnain, D Greenfield
International Journal of Learning, Teaching and Educational Research 19 (8 …, 2020
22020
Adaptation of quantitative research instrument to the Australian nursing practice environment
N Siddiqui
University Of Tasmania, 2009
12009
Health and Well-Being in Higher Education: Student Perception of an Australian University
N Siddiqui, H Maxwell, M Agaliotis
Education Sciences 13 (10), 1046, 2023
2023
Looking Back, Looking Forward: A Study Protocol for a Mixed-Methods Multiple-Case Study to Examine Improvement Sustainability of Large-Scale Initiatives in Tertiary Hospitals
SEJ Moon, A Hogden, K Eljiz, N Siddiqui
Healthcare 11 (15), 2175, 2023
2023
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