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A Qualitative Analysis of HR Managers’ Role in the Health Care Sector of Oman

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  • Khan, Shad Ahmad
  • Almamari, Badour Bakhit Ali
  • Balushi, Maryam Al
  • Naqpi, Noor Al
  • Albadi, Aisha

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This study aims to explore the role of HR managers in Omani hospitals through a qualitative analysis. The research involved in-depth interviews with HR managers and healthcare professionals in various Omani hospitals. The study found that HR managers play a vital role in developing the skills and knowledge of healthcare professionals through training, mentoring, and providing opportunities for professional development. However, several challenges, such as a lack of resources and limited budgets, hinder the effective implementation of HR strategies in healthcare organizations. Further, it was identified that most of the healthcare organizations do not have a dedicated HR department, and the HR activities are performed by the senior officials or medical doctors. The study recommends that every established health care system should have a dedicated HR department where the HR managers can collaborate with healthcare professionals to identify their learning needs and prioritize training and development programs to enhance their skills and knowledge.

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Handle: RePEc:eoq:bjbmjr:art36
DOI: 10.17102/bjbm.v6.3
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