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Effective communication during public health threats requires proactive leadership and clear information dissemination, especially regarding personal protective equipment (PPE). Managers should prioritize trusted messengers and one-on-one interactions to support employees.

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  • Public Health
  • Organizational Communication
  • Healthcare Management

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  • Public health threats (PHTs) highlight communication gaps regarding employee resources, particularly personal protective equipment (PPE).
  • This study examines communication practices of 22 healthcare and emergency medical service (EMS) managers during public health emergencies.
  • Focus is on supporting workers through effective preparedness and response communication strategies.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore general and PPE-specific communication practices employed by managers.
  • To identify effective leadership and interpersonal communication strategies in health delivery settings.
  • To understand contextual factors influencing information dissemination during PHTs.

Main Methods:

  • Two-phase data collection: interviews and small group discussions.
  • Qualitative analysis guided by the 4i FACT framework and the social ecological model (SEM).
  • Identification of communication practices and intervention points within health delivery settings.

Main Results:

  • Effective leadership communication practices are crucial intervention points within the SEM.
  • Proactive behaviors for procuring PPE and disseminating information are vital.
  • One-on-one interactions, trusted messengers, and addressing PPE shortages are key concerns.

Conclusions:

  • The study offers nuanced insights into managerial communication during public health emergencies.
  • Integration of 4i FACT and SEM provides a structured approach for future communication strategies.
  • Tailored communication approaches are essential across diverse healthcare organizations.