Moderating role of cynicism about organizational change between authentic leadership and commitment to change in Pakistani public sector hospitals

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2019
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Abstract
This study is the first which has explored relationships among cynicism about change, authentic leadership and commitment to change in a privatization context of Pakistan. Findings should be tested in other cultural contexts to determine generalizability.
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Authors Bakari H;Hunjra AI;Jaros S;Khoso I;;
Journal leadership in health services (bradford, england)
Year 2019
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