Hierarchical Power is a form of authority within healthcare organizations in which power is formally stratified and exercised through a vertical chain of command, distinguished by asymmetric decision-making control and responsibility allocation across organizational levels.
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Participatory video in geographic research: a feminist practice of looking?
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