Most cited papers from IZZ Zorgverzekering

IZZ Zorgverzekering

What are the most cited papers from IZZ Zorgverzekering?

The most cited paper from IZZ Zorgverzekering is "Organizational climate and employee mental health outcomes" (Babette Bronkhorst, Lars G. Tummers, Bram Steijn et al., 2014), with 138 citations. Next come "Changes in cannabis potency and first-time admissions to drug treatment: a 16-year study in the Netherlands" (122) and "Connecting HRM and change management: the importance of proactivity and vitality" (62).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Organizational climate and employee mental health outcomes Babette Bronkhorst, Lars G. Tummers, Bram Steijn et al. · Health Care Management Review Open access	5 Jun 2014	138
2	Changes in cannabis potency and first-time admissions to drug treatment: a 16-year study in the Netherlands Tom P. Freeman, Peggy van der Pol, Wil Kuijpers et al. · Psychological Medicine Open access	30 Jan 2018	122
3	Connecting HRM and change management: the importance of proactivity and vitality Lars G. Tummers, Peter Mathieu Kruyen, Dominique Vijverberg et al. · Journal of Organizational Change Management Open access	13 Jul 2015	62
4	Healthcare Workers Who Work With COVID-19 Patients Are More Physically Exhausted and Have More Sleep Problems Henrico van Roekel, Irene M. J. van der Fels, Arnold B. Bakker et al. · Frontiers in Psychology Open access	8 Jan 2021	42
5	Treatment consumption and treatment re-enrollment in GHB-dependent patients in The Netherlands Martijn S. van Noorden, Ton Mol, Jeroen Wisselink et al. · Drug and Alcohol Dependence Open access	16 May 2017	33
6	Cocaine treatment demands in 10 western European countries: observed trends between 2011 and 2018 Jérôme Antoine, Nadine C. Berndt, Mariana Astudillo et al. · Addiction Open access	29 Aug 2020	22
7	Physical health status of older adults with severe mental illness: The PH i SMI ‐E cohort study Noortje Houben, Eveline P. C. J. Janssen, Marike RC Hendriks et al. · International Journal of Mental Health Nursing Open access	7 Oct 2018	17
8	Organizational climate and employee mental health outcomes: A systematic review of studies in health care organizations. Babette Bronkhorst, Lars G. Tummers, Bram Steijn et al. · PubMed Open access	23 Mar 2016	17
9	A comparison of trends in wastewater‐based data and traditional epidemiological indicators of stimulant consumption in three locations Neil Goulding, Matthew Hickman, Malcolm J. Reid et al. · Addiction Open access	21 Oct 2019	14
10	Business process engineering versus e-business engineering: a summary of case experiences Wil Janssen, Maarten W. A. Steen, Henry M. Franken Conference paper	2003	8
11	Long-Term Opioid Agonist Treatment Participation after First Treatment Entry is Similar across 4 European Regions but Lower in Non-Nationals Carlos Nordt, Lucas G. Wiessing, Wil Kuijpers et al. · European Addiction Research	2018	7
12	Development and validation of an algorithm to estimate the risk of severe complications of COVID-19: a retrospective cohort study in primary care in the Netherlands Ron M C Herings, Ron M C Herings, Karin M. A. Swart et al. · BMJ Open Open access	Dec 2021	4
13	GHB: recidive op eenzame hoogte Ton Mol, Jeroen Wisselink, Wil Kuijpers et al. · Verslaving	Sep 2014	2
14	Thickening liquids for pediatric dysphagia: a perspective from clinical practice Karen van Hulst, Esther van Ijken, Leonie van Vliet · Postgraduate Medicine Open access	3 Feb 2025	1
15	Development and validation of an algorithm to estimate the risk of severe complications of COVID-19 to prioritise vaccination Ron M. C. Herings, Karin M. A. Swart, Bernard A.M. van der Zeijst et al. · medRxiv PreprintOpen access	8 Feb 2021	0

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