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Trust in the Context of Emergency Service Collaborations,ices is not merely a collaborative process but also a change process; therefore, exploring inter-organisational trust would also necessarily involve accounting for trust relationship within the partner organisations and its implication on the overall strategic partnership. In this context, the concept of psychological contract assumes relevance.

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Professional Cultures and Changing Identities in the Emergency Services,al complexity adds to the difficulties of bringing effective transformation. While the pace of such changes is slow, we see positive signs, most noticeable in the recruitment of more younger, diverse workforce which necessitates a more open mindset to understand and review the notion of organisational culture(s).

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,Conclusion: Collaboration and Governance: It’s Very Much About ‘Process’ and ‘People’!,al to any reform, and the success of the collaboration and governance agenda will inevitably depend on how the collaboration process is led and managed, taking into account the interests of people who would make the partnerships work. Implications for future research are also highlighted.

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insights for leaders who are seeking to raise the quality of their services for both the public and their workforce alike.”.Andy Newton, Immediate Past Chair, College of Paramedics and Former Paramedic Directo978-3-030-21329-9

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Introduction and Background to Collaboration and Governance of Blue Light Emergency Services,his book. This is followed by a plan of this volume, with a brief summary of each of the chapters. It is further argued that this volume is likely to appeal to a wider audience of emergency services staff, managers and leaders, policymakers, academics, scholars and researchers who are interested in

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