Applying the theoretical lenses of ambidexterity, HRM practices and the integration-responsiveness framework, the paper highlights the importance of strategic choices in achieving ambidexterity and how implementing certain capabilities and HRM practices creates an ambidextrous context.
The development of the responsiveness conceptual framework and the methodology for measuring it arose from a broad literature review of the quality of care [ 4].
The efforts made by Wartick and Cochran (1985) and Wood (1991) recast Carroll's three aspects (corporate social responsibilities, responsiveness, issues), and actions into a framework (e.g. analysis, debate, and modification) of principles, processes, and policies.
What is new is this: Survivors of sexual assault and rape on campus are finally gaining traction in their demands that institutions address sexual violence from a survivor-centered framework of responsiveness and accountability.
Patton (1997) provides a theoretical framework for situational responsiveness in evaluations designed to encourage utilization.
Our hypothesis, in respect to these assumptions, was supported by the theoretical framework of various responsiveness reviews, debates and adaptations [ 2, 9, 10, 21, 22].
Using the conceptual framework of responsive parenting, it can be hypothesized that mothers have improved responsiveness and more appropriate caretaking behaviors due to the experience gained with their first child.
Several distinguishable features are noted—holism with respect to particular ascriptions, indeterminacy with respect to systematic interpretative frameworks, and the responsiveness of mental ascription to an ideal of rationality.
This chimes with the work of Chess [ 26] who provides a useful framework for exploring organisational responsiveness.
Our study substantiates the importance of responsiveness domains and supported the theoretical framework of performance indicators for the implementation of social health insurance schemes [ 2, 6].
