Marissa Shuffler

Associate Professor

Clemson University

United States

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Marissa Shuffler is an Associate Professor at Clemson University in the United States. Her research focuses on multiteam systems, team dynamics in healthcare settings, and the intersection of organizational science and team effectiveness, particularly in cancer care delivery. Her recent work includes investigations into meeting design for multiteam systems, perioperative handoffs, and the impact of job demands on healthcare professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Matthew Cronin

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George Mason University

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Sarah Floyd

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Clemson University

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University of Nebraska Medical Center

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More Teams, More Meetings? Toward an Understanding of Multiteam System Meeting Design, Facilitation, and Effectiveness

Bringing a Multiteam Systems Perspective to the Perioperative Context: Considerations for Future Research of Perioperative Handoffs

The forgotten teammate: Considering the labor perspective in human-autonomy teams

Making Every Meeting Count: A Qualitative Investigation of Multiteam Meeting Events and Their Role in Supporting Coordinated Cancer Care Delivery

Enhancing the practice of medicine with embedded multi-disciplinary researchers in a model of change

The Anatomy and Physiology of Teaming in Cancer Care Delivery: A Conceptual Framework

Job Demands and Resources among Healthcare Professionals during Virus Pandemics: A Review and Examination of Fluctuations in Mental Health Strain during COVID‐19

An integrative review and practical guide to team development interventions for translational science teams: One size does not fit all

The challenges of working with “real” teams: Introduction to the second installment

To address burnout in oncology, we must look to teams: Reflections on an organizational science approach

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Matthew Cronin

Sarah Floyd

Dana Verhoeven

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