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Published on: February 16, 2011
Improving organizational climate for excellence in patient care
1Management Department, Auburn Montgomery, AL 36124-4023, USA. earnold@aum.edu
Abstract:
Managers in health care organizations today are expected to achieve higher-quality patient care at a lower cost. Developing and maintaining a positive organizational climate can help improve motivation and foster higher employee performance. In turn, this will help the organization deliver better patient care at a lower cost. This article offers metrics for assessing organizational climate, analyzes barriers to a positive climate, and explores strategies that managers can use to build the type of climate that fosters high performance.
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