Dr. ao. Univ.-Prof. Johannes STEYRER Associate Professor, Department of Management, Interdisciplinary Unit for Management and Organisational Behaviour, WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business), Vienna
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| Since 2005 Academic Director, MBA Health Care Management | |
| 2006-2017 | Head of Research Institute for Health Care Management and Health Economics |
| Since 2013 Director of Program MSc. Management |
Mitgliedschaften
| Hochschullehrer für Betriebswirtschaft | |
| Academy of Management |
Publikationen
| Latzke, Markus, Schiffinger, Michael, Zellhofer, Dominik, Steyrer, Johannes. 2017. Soft Factors, Smooth Transport? The role of safety climate and team processes in reducing adverse events during intrahospital transport in intensive care. Health Care Management Review , | |
| Schiffinger, Michael, Latzke, Markus, Steyrer, Johannes. 2016. Two sides of the safety coin? How patient engagement and safety climate jointly affect error occurrence in hospital units . Health Care Management Review 41 (4), 356-367. | |
| 2014 | |
| Latzke, Markus, Schiffinger, Michael, Steyrer, Johannes. 2014. Der Einfluss eines anonymen Fehlermeldesystems auf das organisationale Lernen und die Häufigkeit von Behandlungsfehlern. ZfbF Schmalenbachs Zeitschrift für betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung (formerly: Zeitschrift für handelswissenschaftliche Forschung) (2): 120-146. | |
| Steyrer, Johannes, Schiffinger, Michael, Huber, Clemens, Valentin, Andreas, Strunk, Guido. 2013. Attitude is everything?: The impact of workload, safety climate, and safety tools on medical errors: A study of intensive care units. Health Care Management Review 38 (4): 306-316. | |
| Valentin, Andreas, Schiffinger, Michael, Steyrer, Johannes, Huber, Clemens, Strunk, Guido. 2013. Safety climate reduces medication and dislodgement errors in routine intensive care practice. Intensive Care Medicine 39 (3): 391-398. | |
| Steyrer, Johannes, Latzke, Markus, Pils, Katharina, Vetter, Elisabeth, Strunk, Guido. 2011. Development and Validation of a Patient Safety Culture Questionnaire in Acute Geriatric Units. Gerontology 57 481-489. |
