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Clear Selections    Session Session Title Session Type - All - Caucus Discussion Paper Session Meeting Paper Session PDW Workshop Plenary Session Showcase Symposium Social Event Symposium Sponsor AAA: All-Academy Activities AAC: Affiliate Activities & Committees AAM: Asia Academy of Management AAT: All-Academy Theme AFAM: Africa Academy of Management CAR: Careers CAU: Caucuses CM: Conflict Management CMS: Critical Management Studies D&ITC: Diversity & Inclusion Theme Committee ENT: Entrepreneurship EXH: Exhibits GDO: Gender & Diversity in Organizations GOV: Governance HCM: Health Care Management HR: Human Resources IAM: Iberoamerican Academy of Management ICW: In Conjunction With Activities IM: International Management INDAM: Indian Academy of Management ITC: International Theme Committee MBR: Membership MC: Management Consulting MED: Management Education & Development MH: Management History MOC: Managerial & Organizational Cognition MSR: Management Spirituality & Religion NDSC: New Doctoral Student Consortium OB: Organizational Behavior OCIS: Organizational Communication & Information Systems ODC: Organization Development & Change OMT: Organization & Management Theory ONE: Organizations & the Natural Environment OSCM: Operations and Supply Chain Management PNP: Public & Nonprofit PTC: Practice Theme Committee PUBS: Publications RM: Research Methods SAP: Strategizing Activities and Practices SIM: Social Issues in Management STR: Strategic Management SVC: Service TIM: Technology & Innovation Management TLC: Teaching & Learning Conference TTC: Teaching Theme Committee VOL: Volunteer - All- AAA AAC AAM AAT AFAM CAR CAU CM CMS D&ITC ENT EXH GDO GOV HCM HR IAM ICW IM INDAM ITC MBR MC MED MH MOC MSR NDSC OB OCIS ODC OMT ONE OSCM PNP PTC PUBS RM SAP SIM STR SVC TIM TLC TTC VOL Day & Time - All Days - Friday, Aug 9 2019 Saturday, Aug 10 2019 Sunday, Aug 11 2019 Monday, Aug 12 2019 Tuesday, Aug 13 2019 Hotel & Room - All Locations - Boston Hynes Convention Center Boston Marriott Copley Place Boston Park Plaza Hilton Boston Back Bay Offsite Sheraton Boston Hotel The Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel Westin Copley Place Boston Orientation - All - Diversity International Practice Research Teaching Theme Submission 25 Health Care Management Emerging Scholars Consortium (Morning) The Health Care Management (HCM) Division of the Academy of Management has a strong tradition of providing quality professional development workshops, including an emerging scholars’ consortium. If you are a doctoral student, post-doc, or junior faculty member, please join us for a day of conversation, professional development, and networking. The Consortium is geared towards doctoral students, recent graduates, and junior faculty. A diverse group of faculty will facilitate a highly interactive MORE INFO: The HCM Emerging Scholars Consortium is geared towards doctoral students, recent graduates, and junior faculty. To register for the consortium, please email Brian Hilligoss (hilligoss@email.arizona.edu). PDW Workshop -HCM- Friday, Aug 9 2019 8:00AM - 12:00PM Sheraton Boston Hotel Room: Liberty Ballroom AB 19720 72 Professional Organization Research: Innovation in Professional Services Research on professionals and their workplaces is becoming increasingly popular, reflecting the growing importance of experts and other knowledge workers in contemporary society (Empson, et al., 2015). Following successful PDWs over the last six years on various issues in professional organization research, this year we turn our attention to innovation -- a challenging topic for researchers and practitioners in these traditionally stable and institutionalized contexts. The PDW will begin with three presentations by our panelists on contemporary approaches to innovation research in the professional service context (details on topics and presenters below). These will be followed by a question and answer session. Thereafter we will divide into three round tables, each around one of the panelists. The PDW will also afford opportunity for small group interactions with our expert panelists and organizers. PDW Workshop -OMT- -HCM- Friday, Aug 9 2019 9:00AM - 10:30AM Boston Hynes Convention Center Room: 202 Research 10051 86 Mental Health and Well-Being as the Link between Entrepreneurship and Leadership Research The past several decades have witnessed an increased interest in mental health and well-being in entrepreneurship, leadership and wider organizational behavior (OB) scholarship. This research has developed independently in each domain. While the insights derived from these domains have made important contributions to their respective literatures, we believe that the theories are still under-developed because the scholars in their own domains have not reached across the disciplinary lines. This s MORE INFO: Please contact the session organizer to obtain the approval code PDW Workshop -ENT- -OB- -HCM- Friday, Aug 9 2019 9:45AM - 11:45AM Boston Marriott Copley Place Room: Grand Ballroom Salon IJK Theme Research 10320 109 Positive Leadership Skills to Maximize Performance of Public Sector Professional Emotional Labor Public managers are expected to provide appropriate leadership to negotiate a strategic growth path and support employees in adopting necessary changes. The sector is characterised by increasing work intensification, work harassment; low employee wellbeing and high turnover, even for professionals. Additionally, the helping professionals are over-represented in public/NFP work places (such as nurses, doctors, paramedics, social workers). They are also over-represented in the types of employee groups listed as having the highest level of stress-related workers compensation claims in Australia (SafeWork Australia, 2013). If we accept that the helping professions employ emotional labor, then Sloan’s (2012) and OECD’s (2006) findings, that emotional labor is responsible for higher than average negative work outcomes (stress, burnout and high turnover intention) are noteworthy. We have found an antidote in Positive Organisational Behaviour (POB), using evidence-based processes to identify, PDW Workshop -PNP- -HCM- Friday, Aug 9 2019 10:15AM - 12:15PM Hilton Boston Back Bay Room: Belvidere Ballroom, Salon A Practice International Research 12942 181 Health Care Management Emerging Scholars Consortium (Afternoon) The Health Care Management (HCM) Division of the Academy of Management has a strong tradition of providing quality professional development workshops, including an emerging scholars’ consortium. If you are a doctoral student, post-doc, or junior faculty member, please join us for a day of conversation, professional development, and networking. The Consortium is geared towards doctoral students, recent graduates, and junior faculty. A diverse group of faculty will facilitate a highly interactive MORE INFO: The HCM Emerging Scholars Consortium is geared towards doctoral students, recent graduates, and junior faculty. To register for the consortium, please email Brian Hilligoss (hilligoss@email.arizona.edu). PDW Workshop -HCM- Friday, Aug 9 2019 2:00PM - 5:00PM Sheraton Boston Hotel Room: Liberty Ballroom AB 19721 215 Presenteeism At Work: Development and Avenues for Future Research This PDW is linked to Journal of Organizational Behavior Special issue on “Presenteeism at Work: Developments and Avenues for Future Research”. Presenteeism refers to going to work despite ill health that might otherwise warrant sickness absence. Estimated to cost tens of millions of dollars in lost productivity, the concept has attracted the attention of different academic disciplines, policy- makers, and practitioners interested in mitigating the problem. Despite the financial costs and academ MORE INFO: This PDW is part of a developmental workshop associated with Journal of Organizational Behavior Special Issue on "Presenteeism At Work: Development and Avenues for Future Research" co-edited by Sir Cary Cooper, Charmi Patel, Pawan Budhwar and Michal Biron. Please contact the session organizer to obtain the approval code. PDW Workshop -OB- -HCM- Friday, Aug 9 2019 4:00PM - 6:00PM Sheraton Boston Hotel Room: Berkeley AB Practice Research 15388 241 Emerging Scholars Consortium Social This session will be held offsite at Joe's American Bar & Grill, 181 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116. Please contact Nicholas Edwardson at nedwardson@unm.edu for more information. Social Event -HCM- Friday, Aug 9 2019 6:00PM - 8:00PM Offsite Room: Joe's American Bar & Grill 19807 273 HCM Teaching Incubator: Becoming More Effective Instructors The purpose of this PDW is to provide a forum and foster a community in which health care management scholars can discuss pertinent issues about teaching, from common questions and challenges that educators confront to helpful practices, tips, and ideas to becoming more effective instructors. The PDW will be conducted as a rotating series of interactive round table discussions, with participants receiving advice and helpful guidance on challenges and issues confronted in a range of educational s MORE INFO: Please contact the session organizer for the approval code. PDW Workshop -HCM- Saturday, Aug 10 2019 8:00AM - 9:30AM Sheraton Boston Hotel Room: Independence West Teaching 12658 344 HCM Research Incubator: Research in the Rough The goal of this professional development workshop is to provide a session in which attendees receive constructive feedback and advice on health care management related research projects that are in progress, but not ready for journal submission. Projects may range from early conceptual stages to later stages (i.e. writing a manuscript). Participants will receive feedback, in a collegial setting, from health care management researchers in the field on key issues attendees are facing in their pro MORE INFO: All attendees must submit an application by July 1, 2019. To submit an application, go here: https://tinyurl.com/HCMRIR2019. Applicants will be notified no later than July 12, 2019 if they have been accepted and should register for this session by July 27, 2019. Questions? Contact: AOMHCMResearch@gmail.com. Please contact the session organizer to obtain the approval code. PDW Workshop -HCM- Saturday, Aug 10 2019 9:45AM - 11:45AM Sheraton Boston Hotel Room: Independence West Research 12934 406 Corporate Strategy in Healthcare Five panelists will summarize current knowledge and original findings on M&A, alliances, and integration between hospitals, ACOs, medical schools, and other organizations in the healthcare industry. A general Q&A session will be followed by discussion in small groups, facilitated by the panelists, to encourage research generation. The purpose of this PDW is to provide a basis and forum for management researchers to identify research questions and collaborators for new investigations in the healthcare industry. PDW Workshop -STR- -HCM- Saturday, Aug 10 2019 12:15PM - 2:15PM Boston Park Plaza Room: Clarendon Research 17752 419 Frontiers in Integration Research: Signals from Practice Care that is integrated across providers, settings, and time is critical for patients, and yet many organizations struggle to change their systems, cultures, and routines to deliver care that is truly integrated. This PDW seeks to advance the frontiers of organizational research on integration by drawing signals from healthcare practice about challenges in leading and managing organizational change toward better integrated patient care. We anticipate this highly interactive, boundary-crossing PDW to generate novel research ideas, forge new relationships across academics and practitioners, and pose thought-provoking questions about the relationship between research and practice. The PDW will be conducted in two sections. Section one consists of a panel in which four high-profile leaders from health organizations each briefly describe an integration effort and challenge that their organization is currently undertaking. Section two centers on roundtable discussions in which attendees inte PDW Workshop -HCM- -ODC- Saturday, Aug 10 2019 1:00PM - 2:30PM Sheraton Boston Hotel Room: Jamaica Pond Practice Theme Research 15928 421 Using Neurocognitive and Biosensory Measurement Techniques in Management Research This instructional workshop provides attendees with a practical introduction to the use of biosensors and neurocognitive measurement techniques in management research. PDW Workshop -MOC- -RM- -HCM- -CM- Saturday, Aug 10 2019 1:00PM - 3:00PM Westin Copley Place Boston Room: Courier Practice Research 13091 429 Teaching Bootcamp: A TTC Interactive Workshop Are you new to teaching and looking for some guidance on the basics? Are you an experienced instructor seeking ways to hone your skills and improve your courses? Are you planning to attend this year’s Teaching and Learning Conference and want to get a head start on the subject matter and acclimate to the TLC@AOM? Join us for the inaugural Teaching Bootcamp at AOM where we will explore the basics of teaching regardless of subject matter from course design and syllabus construction to grading and rubrics and dealing with students’ bad behaviors and everything in between. This lively, interactive session features a variety of topics related to teaching, presented by experienced teachers in a roundtable format. Participants will have the opportunity to select a different topic for each of three rounds. The session concludes with an overview of the sessions that will be offered at the TLC so those attending the TLC can hit the ground running on Sunday. This PDW contributes to the conference PDW Workshop -TTC- -ENT- -HCM- Saturday, Aug 10 2019 1:00PM - 3:00PM Boston Marriott Copley Place Room: Boylston Teaching Theme 13002 472 “Hot Topics” in Health Care Management: Research Roundtables As the health care industry undergoes dramatic shifts in response to changes in population needs, policy reform, fiscal constraints and technological developments, the need for more research on key topics has become apparent. This PDW invites participants to engage in discussion of seven of the “hot topics” in health care management research and practice: 1) the changing nature of work, 2) safety organizing, 3) customer/client experience and satisfaction, 4) collaboration and integration, 5) cross-cultural research, 6) big data analysis, and 7) gaining insights from small data. Participants will gather at “research roundtables” where they will meet other researchers who share similar interests and discuss with them the state of research on their shared topic, challenges in conducting research on this topic, and future research, for examples. Discussion at each roundtable will be facilitated by two accomplished scholars, with active research on the hot topic. Participants will self-sele PDW Workshop -HCM- Saturday, Aug 10 2019 3:15PM - 4:45PM Sheraton Boston Hotel Room: Gardner AB Research 11946 476 Preparing Manuscripts for Publication: The Anatomy of a Publishable Article This workshop is a hands-on tour of the components of a publishable paper with the explicit intention of helping developing scholars become better authors of peer-reviewed articles. Most inexperienced writers may not realize that scientific articles follow one or more ‘proven’ approaches on how to best structure a paper. This workshop presents one such approach. Successful authors develop skills in both the art and the science of publishing. The art involves creatively framing a manuscript around an important topic, synthesizing the previous literature in a succinct and meaningful way, and communicating the academic and practical implications of the research. The science of publishing involves organizing the manuscript, presenting a logical flow of ideas, and providing a format expected by reviewers and editor in the field. Promising articles that are inappropriately structured, ill-communicated, or poorly written are frequently rejected because reviewers and editors find it difficult PDW Workshop -HCM- -RM- Saturday, Aug 10 2019 3:30PM - 5:30PM Sheraton Boston Hotel Room: Republic A Research 10610 498 Relational Organizing for Multi-Level Systems Change People have connections at multiple levels of action that impact their well-being and their ability to achieve desired outcomes, individually and collectively. In particular, the quality of these connections impact their ability to engage successfully in multi-level systems change. This workshop will bring together researchers and practitioners to explore the complex relational dynamics of multi-level systems change, taking into account embedded levels of change from the microdynamics of intra a MORE INFO: Our proposed format will enable participants to separate into working groups to explore multi-level systems change from the perspective of a particular level, then enable them to meet across levels. The primary benefit of this format is to enable scholars and practitioners to build bridges across levels of analysis and action in order to strengthen the scholarly and practical impact of their own work. PDW Workshop -ODC- -HCM- -OB- Saturday, Aug 10 2019 4:45PM - 6:45PM Boston Park Plaza Room: Arlington Practice International Theme Research Diversity 13376 528 HCM Division PDW Reception This session will be held offsite at MJ O'Connor's,The Park Plaza Hotel, 27 Columbus Ave., Boston, MA 02116. Please contact Nicholas Edwardson at nedwardson@unm.edu for more information. Social Event -HCM- Saturday, Aug 10 2019 6:30PM - 8:30PM Offsite Room: M.J. O'Connor's 19808 569 HCM Executive Committee Meeting Abstract / Description: none Meeting -HCM- Sunday, Aug 11 2019 8:30AM - 10:00AM Sheraton Boston Hotel Room: Beacon E 19805 647 New frontiers in health care teams and organizations Abstract / Description: none Discussion Paper Session -HCM- Sunday, Aug 11 2019 12:30PM - 2:00PM Sheraton Boston Hotel Room: Beacon A Research 20758  12609  13015  14565 709 Systems and networks in health care delivery Abstract / Description: none Discussion Paper Session -HCM- Sunday, Aug 11 2019 2:15PM - 3:45PM Sheraton Boston Hotel Room: Beacon A Research 20759  10517  11608  14247  18307 Page 1 of 3  ❮❮     ❮      Records 1 to 20      ❯     ❯❯  5 10 20 25 50 100 200 500 Rows per Page
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