Obtain a copy of an organizational chart which does not have a shared governance model.
Diverse Organizational Charts
For anyone working in a health care setting,
looking at the organizational chart can provide useful information about
the context that affects daily practice as well as the achievement of
longer term goals. For managers, understanding the structure and
dynamics portrayed in such a chart—as well as those that may be
missing—is especially important.
For this Discussion, you analyze an organizational chart from the point of view of nursing management.
To Prepare
For this Discussion, you analyze an organizational chart from the point of view of nursing management.
To Prepare
- Obtain a copy of an organizational chart which does not have a shared governance model. You can find a list of current magnet–recognized hospitals at: http://www.nursecredentialing.org/Magnet/FindaMagnetFacility
- Examine both organizational charts through the lens of management (i.e., think about the responsibilities and concerns that you, as a manager, may have).
- Review Marquis and Huston (2015) page 279, Display 12.5 The 14 Forces of Magnetism for Magnet Hospital Status and Learning Exercise 12.4
- Think about how the organizational charts align?
- Think about how communication actually occurs at your organization
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