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Jessica Greene

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CUNY--Baruch College

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Department Of Public Administration

Marxe School of Public and International Affairs

Jessica Greene is currently serving as a Public Administration Professor at Cuny--Baruch College.

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health care health policy health systems public health health services research family medicine nursing health insurance supportive care health planning health care delivery patient experience primary care health economics patient safety patient satisfaction health care management consumer health outcomes research consumer research health care costs health disparities health communication patient activation health inequities patient support medical decision making internal medicine clinical nursing health care disparities health inequalities self-management patient management health literacy psychiatric care health information science quality technology healthcare value primary health care chronic disease management general practice medical internet research counseling psychology patient-centered outcomes care delivery patient education self-care intervention economic behavior human resources health outcomes quality costs consumer choice cost sharing geriatric medicine remuneration practice primary care providers aligning forces patient self-management experimental study distance education intensive care health technology quality assurance service quality home care primary care clinicians nursing homes personal protective equipment severe covid-19 illness nurse leaders medical cannabis gender equity quality initiative medical marijuana better health outcomes care experiences financial incentives consumer engagement

Notable Scholarly Works

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Health Care Workers’ Trust in Leadership: Why It Matters and How Leaders Can Build It. The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety (2024)

Jessica GreeneDiane GibsonLauren A. TaylorDaniel B. Wolfson

public healthtrustmanagementpatient safetyhealth governancehealth carehealth administrationhealth care workershealth care managementleadership developmenthealth policy

How Are Patients Who Legally Use Medical Marijuana Treated When Hospitalized?. Policy Politics & Nursing Practice (2023)

Ellen T. KurtzmanJessica Greene

public healthdrug treatmenthealth carenursingmedical marijuanahealth policycannabis legalizationpolicy analysis

Is Patients' Trust in Clinicians Related to Patient-Clinician Racial/Ethnic or Gender Concordance?. Patient Education and Counseling (2023)

Jessica GreeneDiana SilverErin VerrierSharon K. Long

medicineracetrustpatient safetyhospital medicinepatient education

Physician Perspectives on Building Trust With Patients. The Hastings Center Report (2023)

Jessica GreeneDaniel Wolfson

supportive carepatient experiencemedicinetrustpatient safetyhealth services researchhealth carepatient satisfactionknowledge sharingbuilding trustfamily medicinephysician perspectivespatient-centered outcomeshealth sciencestrust management

Are Patients Who Trust Their Providers More Likely to Use Medical Cannabis?. American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Medicine® (2022)

Ellen T. KurtzmanJessica Greene

public healthmedicinehospicepalliative medicinepalliative caremedical cannabisend-of-life carecannabis use

Nurse Leaders’ Attitudes Toward and Experiences With Medical Marijuana. Journal of Nursing Regulation (2022)

Ellen T. KurtzmanJessica GreeneRobyn BegleyKaren Neil Drenkard

nurse leadersnursingmedical marijuanaregulation

Patients’ Perspectives on Trust and Trustworthiness of Health Care Organizations. Milbank Quarterly (2022)

patient experiencenursing ethicstrusthealth care organizationshealth carenursingpatient satisfactiontrust management architecturefamily medicinehealth systemsclinical nursingsupportive caretrust management

“We Want What's Best for Patients.” Nurse Leaders’ Attitudes About Medical Cannabis: A Qualitative Study. International Journal of Nursing Studies Advances (2022)

Ellen T. KurtzmanJessica GreeneRobyn BegleyKaren Neil Drenkard

nursing researchnursingnursing studiesqualitative researchmedical cannabisnurse leadersqualitative study

Admissions of Covid‐Positive Patients to Us Nursing Homes With Personal Protective Equipment or Staffing Shortages. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2021)

health services researchemergency nursingnursing homespublic healthpatient safetylong-term carecritical care clinicpreventive healthcarestaffing shortageshealth care deliveryvulnerable patient populationscovid-19care deliverynursinghealth systemshome carepublic health preparednesscritical care nursehealth carepersonal protective equipment

Building Patient Trust in Hospitals: A Combination of Hospital-Related Factors and Health Care Clinician Behaviors. The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety (2021)

patient experiencehealth services researchtrusthospital medicinehospital-related factorshealth carenursinghospital environmentfamily medicinehealth systemshealth care managementclinical nursingbuilding patient trustsupportive care

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Jessica Greene

Professor

CUNY--Baruch College

Affiliations

Department Of Public Administration

Marxe School of Public and International Affairs

Jessica Greene is currently serving as a Public Administration Professor at Cuny--Baruch College.

Honors

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CUNY--Baruch College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Health Care Workers’ Trust in Leadership: Why It Matters and How Leaders Can Build It. The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety (2024)

Jessica GreeneDiane GibsonLauren A. TaylorDaniel B. Wolfson

public healthtrustmanagementpatient safetyhealth governancehealth carehealth administrationhealth care workershealth care managementleadership developmenthealth policy

How Are Patients Who Legally Use Medical Marijuana Treated When Hospitalized?. Policy Politics & Nursing Practice (2023)

Ellen T. KurtzmanJessica Greene

public healthdrug treatmenthealth carenursingmedical marijuanahealth policycannabis legalizationpolicy analysis

Is Patients' Trust in Clinicians Related to Patient-Clinician Racial/Ethnic or Gender Concordance?. Patient Education and Counseling (2023)

Jessica GreeneDiana SilverErin VerrierSharon K. Long

medicineracetrustpatient safetyhospital medicinepatient education

Physician Perspectives on Building Trust With Patients. The Hastings Center Report (2023)

Jessica GreeneDaniel Wolfson

Are Patients Who Trust Their Providers More Likely to Use Medical Cannabis?. American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Medicine® (2022)

Ellen T. KurtzmanJessica Greene

public healthmedicinehospicepalliative medicinepalliative caremedical cannabisend-of-life carecannabis use

Nurse Leaders’ Attitudes Toward and Experiences With Medical Marijuana. Journal of Nursing Regulation (2022)

Ellen T. KurtzmanJessica GreeneRobyn BegleyKaren Neil Drenkard

nurse leadersnursingmedical marijuanaregulation

Patients’ Perspectives on Trust and Trustworthiness of Health Care Organizations. Milbank Quarterly (2022)

“We Want What's Best for Patients.” Nurse Leaders’ Attitudes About Medical Cannabis: A Qualitative Study. International Journal of Nursing Studies Advances (2022)

Ellen T. KurtzmanJessica GreeneRobyn BegleyKaren Neil Drenkard

nursing researchnursingnursing studiesqualitative researchmedical cannabisnurse leadersqualitative study

Admissions of Covid‐Positive Patients to Us Nursing Homes With Personal Protective Equipment or Staffing Shortages. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2021)

Building Patient Trust in Hospitals: A Combination of Hospital-Related Factors and Health Care Clinician Behaviors. The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety (2021)

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