Ntfgh's Organizational Model For Transformational Change In Healthcare Systems
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Why need engagement at work
In the NHS (2016), engagement at work includes three elements:
1. The extent to which staff are intrinsically motivated and excited by their jobs
2. The extent to which staff would act as advocates for their organisations, recommending others to get treatment or work there
3.The extent how much they are involved in decisions, proposing and implementing ideas for new and improved ways of doing things for example.
For both patients and staffs, engagement transforms the experiences of the NHS. They feel respected, get listened and empower, and are able to influence and improve care. If staffs do not feel engaged they can spiral down into burnout, which can leave them cynical, overtired and depressed.
One of the most…show more content… That’s why it is essentials to treating staff with respect, more care, with compassion, dignity, supportiveness, and honesty. Good leaders tend to be unbiased, transparent, real judge and engaged in nurturing culture. (Michael West, 2013) [8]
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NTFGH’s Organizational Model for Transformational Change in Healthcare Systems
Case 1
NTFGH’s Organizational Model for Transformational Change in Healthcare Systems presents a conceptual model for guiding healthcare organizations towards sustained organization-wide patient care improvements. They define healthcare organizations in terms of four components:
1. Mission, vision, and strategies, which set direction and priorities;
2. Culture, which is determined by values and norms;
3. Operational functions and processes, which are embodied by work done in patient care;
4. Infrastructure, including information technology, human resources, fiscal services, and facilities management that supports the delivery of patient care
Change in any of these four components is what constitutes the change in the organization system, according to the Lukas model. To facilitate this process, the model proposes five essential elements of transformational change in healthcare…show more content… While the impetus to transform generally originates from outside of the organization, internal factors can also necessitate organizational change. Leadership commitment to quality refers to the acknowledgment of senior management of the necessity of change, as senior management must guide and promote change through the organization. Improvement initiatives are initiatives to better operations. These undertakings, if sustained, have the potential to improve the overall efficiency and performance of an organization. They are an excellent opportunity to engage staff and incorporate their insights into the change process. So, integration across an organization is necessary to break down boundaries between individual components so the organization functions as a coherent