Organization Development in Healthcare
A Guide for Leaders
Will be published approx. on 11. February 2011
Book
Hardback
302 pages
978-1-61735-352-9 (ISBN)
Description
In a world saturated with the "how tos" of OD, there is a void of evidence-based resources for both organizational leaders and OD scholar-practitioners to use as a guide while navigating the complex and chaotic environment of healthcare. This handbook has been created to fill this space and provide a resource for this vital audience at a time of great change and greater potential in the healthcare arena.
The handbook will focus on the critical nature of OD in healthcare and how it applies in this unique environment; examining its broad use from hospitals to corporate offices and from small systems to multinational corporations. The book will provide research-based, practical processes and methods, while sharing compelling cases of how the compassion and care associated with healthcare is wound tightly with the OD work it encompasses.The handbook will also offer a comprehensive look at the role OD plays in the critical issues and significant changes facing healthcare today.
The handbook overall is a small part history and a small part predictions surrounding very practical and applicable uses of OD In healthcare. Through the sharing of engagement processes, revealing outcomes and connecting each concept to a living case of how OD has impacted the healthcare field, this handbook provides a unique resource for OD and HR professionals, healthcare executives, MHA students and the academic community.
The handbook will focus on the critical nature of OD in healthcare and how it applies in this unique environment; examining its broad use from hospitals to corporate offices and from small systems to multinational corporations. The book will provide research-based, practical processes and methods, while sharing compelling cases of how the compassion and care associated with healthcare is wound tightly with the OD work it encompasses.The handbook will also offer a comprehensive look at the role OD plays in the critical issues and significant changes facing healthcare today.
The handbook overall is a small part history and a small part predictions surrounding very practical and applicable uses of OD In healthcare. Through the sharing of engagement processes, revealing outcomes and connecting each concept to a living case of how OD has impacted the healthcare field, this handbook provides a unique resource for OD and HR professionals, healthcare executives, MHA students and the academic community.
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Charlotte
United States
Publishing group
Emerald Publishing Inc
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
Width: 161 mm
Thickness: 21 mm
Weight
619 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-61735-352-9 (9781617353529)
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Schweitzer Classification
Content
Foreword; Therese Yaeger and Peter Sorenson.
Introduction; Jason A. Wolf, Heather Hanson, and Mark J. Moir.
Part I. Change.
Chapter 1. Understanding the Multifaceted Nature of Change in the Healthcare System; Dawn E. Bowden and Stanley J. Smits.
Chapter 2. Developing a Change-Ready Organization: Building Internal Capacity for Change; Stacy B. Cupisz, Joanne Schlosser, and Beth B. Stiner.
Chapter 3. Guiding Health System Change: Leadership Strategies for Organization Development; Josephine M. Kershaw and William E. Ruse.
Part II. Leadership.
Chapter 4. The Strategic Role of Organization Development in Talent Management and Transforming Leadership: CEO and OD Executive Perspective; Rosa M. Colon-Kolacko.
Chapter 5. The Multidisciplinary Healthcare Leadership Model; Charlotte D. Lofton and Howard O. Straker.
Chapter 6. Collaboration in Healthcare: A Complex Proposition for One Leadership Team; Daniel J. Dangler and Susan Burns-Tisdale.
Part III. Engagement.
Chapter 7. Promoting Employee Engagement; Tabitha Moore.
Chapter 8. Intrinsic: The Missing Link to Creating a Culture of Wellbeing and Employee Engagement; Rosalind Ward.
Part IV. New Views.
Chapter 9. Leading Important Conversations: The Schwartz Center Rounds (R); Kathryn Kaplan.
Chapter 10. The Value of Appreciative Intelligence in the Culture of Senior Living; Diane Doumas.
Chapter 11. Span of Control: Designing Organizations for Effectiveness; Kelly Topp and Jon H. Desjardins.
Chapter 12. Innovation and Engagement: What Works When Diligence and Good Intentions Are Not Enough; Lisa Kimball and Carlos R. Arce.
Chapter 13. Organization Development in the New Age of Healthcare Reform; Diane L. Dixon.
Chapter 14. Learning to Resist "Resistance to Change" in Academic Medicine; Marvin Weisbord.
Chapter 15. Organization Development in Health Care: The Dialogue Continues; Heather Hanson, Mark J. Moir, and Jason A. Wolf.
Introduction; Jason A. Wolf, Heather Hanson, and Mark J. Moir.
Part I. Change.
Chapter 1. Understanding the Multifaceted Nature of Change in the Healthcare System; Dawn E. Bowden and Stanley J. Smits.
Chapter 2. Developing a Change-Ready Organization: Building Internal Capacity for Change; Stacy B. Cupisz, Joanne Schlosser, and Beth B. Stiner.
Chapter 3. Guiding Health System Change: Leadership Strategies for Organization Development; Josephine M. Kershaw and William E. Ruse.
Part II. Leadership.
Chapter 4. The Strategic Role of Organization Development in Talent Management and Transforming Leadership: CEO and OD Executive Perspective; Rosa M. Colon-Kolacko.
Chapter 5. The Multidisciplinary Healthcare Leadership Model; Charlotte D. Lofton and Howard O. Straker.
Chapter 6. Collaboration in Healthcare: A Complex Proposition for One Leadership Team; Daniel J. Dangler and Susan Burns-Tisdale.
Part III. Engagement.
Chapter 7. Promoting Employee Engagement; Tabitha Moore.
Chapter 8. Intrinsic: The Missing Link to Creating a Culture of Wellbeing and Employee Engagement; Rosalind Ward.
Part IV. New Views.
Chapter 9. Leading Important Conversations: The Schwartz Center Rounds (R); Kathryn Kaplan.
Chapter 10. The Value of Appreciative Intelligence in the Culture of Senior Living; Diane Doumas.
Chapter 11. Span of Control: Designing Organizations for Effectiveness; Kelly Topp and Jon H. Desjardins.
Chapter 12. Innovation and Engagement: What Works When Diligence and Good Intentions Are Not Enough; Lisa Kimball and Carlos R. Arce.
Chapter 13. Organization Development in the New Age of Healthcare Reform; Diane L. Dixon.
Chapter 14. Learning to Resist "Resistance to Change" in Academic Medicine; Marvin Weisbord.
Chapter 15. Organization Development in Health Care: The Dialogue Continues; Heather Hanson, Mark J. Moir, and Jason A. Wolf.