HESY-204 Organizational Theory and Behavior

HESY-204 Organizational Theory and Behavior

Fall only

Faculty:

Horak, Bernard

The course is focused on preparing students to understand structures, processes and theories that relate to optimal health care organizational functioning. Students will be introduced to leadership, motivation, change and cultural theories that contribute to successful organizational outcomes. Emphasis will be placed on application in all health care organizations via a systems approach. In addition students will be exposed to the impact of the way that health care organizations are designed, structured and controlled with concentration on environmental and regulatory impact.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: Completion of a course in healthcare delivery systems.

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