Mohamed Mousa
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Mohamed Mousa is a scholar whose research sits at the intersection of public administration, healthcare management, and organizational behavior, with a particular focus on the public sector’s response to contemporary geopolitical challenges. His most-cited work, "Public Value Creation Amid Geopolitical Challenges: the Necessity of Robotizing Nurses’ Administrative Tasks in the Public Healthcare Context" (2025), explores how automation can sustain public value in healthcare during periods of instability. This forward-looking study, though early in its citation life, signals a growing interest in the practical integration of technology into public service delivery. Mousa’s contributions lie in bridging the gap between administrative efficiency and public value theory, offering actionable insights for policymakers and healthcare leaders. His work is notable for its timely relevance, addressing how public institutions can adapt to external pressures without compromising core missions. As his research gains traction, Mousa is positioned as a key voice in the discourse on resilient public administration and the ethical deployment of technology in essential services.
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