Make Connections: Leadership and Management
Make Connections: Leadership and Management
Make Connections: Leadership and Management
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1. Identify the Organizational Structure in your current clinical situation (no names
The organizational structure of the current clinical situation is made of departments that
directly report to the chief executive officer (CEO). Novice managers report to middle-level
managers, while managers are t the top level in the organizational structure (Marquis & Huston,
2009). In general, managers have more understanding of the overall organizational environment
2. Type of Organization
The organization is a health care organization. This is indicated by the mention of the
institution. The chart defines the relationships sustained between the various lines of
communication and the formations of authority. The various units of command are indicated by
vertical solid lines between the multiple positions depicted in the organizational chart (Marquis
& Huston, 2009). The organization entails the various employees reporting to one manager who
The types of power in the organizational chart are shown by the sphere of influence, and
the number of entities under each level. The sources of power are the levels of positions. In
other words, each level of the organization comes with its share of power.
5. Identify an Authority-Power Gap (real or potential) and how that gap may be
bridged
A potential power gap in the organizational chart is between the Director of General
Services and the manual laborers, such as the laundry team, the cooks, and housekeepers. There
should have been a manual laborer manager to connect between the Director of Auxiliary
6. Identify what Mode of Organizational Patient Care exists, and how this mode
Patient care belongs to the care model organization mode. This mode works by
combining the overall efforts of all types of health care practitioners, including nurses, doctors,
counselors, and other specialties, to ensure that patients are cared for and effectively treated. This
model works within the identified organizational culture. Examples of care models include
hospitals and other health care organizations (Agency for Clinical Innovation, 2013).
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References
Agency for Clinical Innovation (2013). Understanding the process to develop a Model of Care-
https://www.aci.health.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/181935/HS13-
034_Framework-DevelopMoC_D7.pdf
Marquis, B., & Huston, C. (2009). Leadership Role and Management Functions in Nursing