Titlebook: Organizational Behavior and Management in Health and Medicine; James K. Elrod,John L. Fortenberry, Jr. Textbook 2024 The Editor(s) (if app

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Management in Health and Medicine,ried out by formally appointed individuals (e.g., chief executive officers, vice presidents, directors, managers, supervisors) for purposes of aiding organizations in realizing their missions. It essentially serves as the action component of organizational behavior—the formal study of human behavior

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Motivation in Health and Medicine,satisfy a particular want or need. An individual described as being motivated essentially has identified something that he or she wishes to gain or possess and has decided to move toward its acquisition. A motivated individual would be said to be in an active, as opposed to a passive or dormant stat

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Communication in Health and Medicine,ange information, making use of mutually understood language, symbols, and other expressions to successfully convey meaning and understanding. It is not merely a volley of information cast upon others; reception and understanding also are required. Not surprisingly, communication is an integral comp

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Strategy in Health and Medicine,ne or more competitive advantages. It is long-range in focus and dictates the overall direction of organizations for enduring periods of time. Few elements of organizational life are as impactful as strategy on institutional operations. Complexities associated with the healthcare industry and the ev

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Organizational Culture in Health and Medicine,operation. More simply, it could be described as a philosophy of operation embraced by an organization and expressed through both visual and nonvisual means. Organizational cultures exist in all establishments, and they have a significant bearing on institutional performance. An organization’s cultu

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Organizational Structure and Design in Health and Medicine, associated reporting relationships within the organization. Organizational structure activities, including organizational chart assembly, represent the most notable pursuits of organization design, a component of organizational behavior and management which focuses on the process of formulating, im

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Organizational Change in Health and Medicine,d in external and internal environments, with organizations maneuvering themselves in a manner to accommodate or adjust to these influences. Great skill is required to proficiently address change in healthcare organizations. At face value, change-related activities in institutions might seem to be s