Citation: Heyeres M, McCalman J, Bainbridge R and Redman-MacLaren M (2017) Staff Capacity Development Initiatives That Support the Well-being of Indigenous Children in Their Transitions to Boarding Schools: A Systematic Scoping Review. Front. Educ. 2:1. doi: 10.3389/feduc.2017.00001 Staff Capacity Development initiatives That Support the well-being of indigenous Children in Their Transitions to...

The National Railway Administration of the People’s Republic China, China State Group Co., Ltd. and front-line staff are three main stakeholders in railway safety supervision system, their decision-making behaviors will directly affect safety. In this paper, based on organizational hierarchy system accidental cause mechanism, considering influence collusion rewards punishments between enterpris...

undermine line authority; and (5) the fact that aspirants to higher staff offices could gain promotion only through approval of influential line executives. If further esearch should prove that staffline behavior of the character presented here is widespread in industry, and if top management should realize how such behavior affects its cost and production goals-and be concerned to improve the ...

Researchers and professors across the globe have acknowledged significance of peer observation in recent decades. In tertiary institutions or universities, is compulsory for all professional teachers, tutors, even administrative staff. However, growing importance raises questions about whether practical enough improving teachers' teaching quality helping teachers who work on front line receive ...

When the World Health Organization (WHO) analyzed culprits of global warming, it was found that in developed countries with relatively few high-polluting heavy industries, medical sector is one sources high-density carbon emissions. Therefore, industry has a noticeable impact on environment. Amid current COVID-19 epidemic, this study adopts theory planned behavior (TPB), widely used decision-ma...

BACKGROUND Diagnosing tuberculosis in children remains a great challenge in developing countries. Health staff working in the front line of the health service delivery system has a major responsibility for timely identification and referral of suspected cases of childhood tuberculosis. This study explored primary health care staff's perception, challenges and needs pertaining to the identificat...