Health Organizations Theory, Behavior, and Development

Health Organizations Theory, Behavior, and Development

Health organizations are complex human systems which, by virtue of their distinct care mission, have unique behavioral qualities. As such, a firm understanding of organizational theory, behavior, and development is essential for future healthcare leaders and managers who are tasked to facilitate and...

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Other Authors: Johnson, James A. 1954- (edited)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Sudbury, Mass. Jones and Bartlett Publishers 2009
Subjects:
Organizational Culture > organization & administration
Health Facilities > organization & administration
Models, Organizational
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