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Management/Environment/Global H Edu 4790/6790

Definitions…  Health care  Health services  Public health  Health service organizations  Health systems  Managers  Management

Activities  My best manager  “Learning to think like a manager”

Levels/Types of Managers  Top  Middle  Front-line  Line  Staff

Management functions  Planning  Organizing  Leading  Controlling

Management SKills  Technical  Human  Conceptual

Management Skills

Management Roles  Interpersonal  Informational  Decisional

Management Competencies  Conceptual  Technical/clinical  Interpersonal/collaborative  Political  Commercial  Governance

Review FunctionsSkillsRolesCompetencies PlanningTechnicalInterpersonalConceptual OrganizingHumanInformationalTechnical LeadingConceptualDecisionalInterpersonal Political Commercial ControllingGovernance

The Management Model

Management Elements  Process  Goals/objectives  People and resources  Formal organizational setting

History  Plague and other diseases  Sanitary awakening  Hospitals  Mortality and morbidity  Social welfare  Federal initiatives

The Western System  Present structure Preventive care Primary care Secondary care Tertiary care Restorative care Continuing care

The Western System (cont)  Classifications  Environment General Specific  Workers Licensed Certified Registered

Multiculturalism/ Diversity  Ethnocentrism  Multicultural Organization  Glass ceilings

Managing Diversity

List global healthcare business

Forms of International Business  Global sourcing  Exporting  Importing  Licensing agreement  Franchising  Joint ventures  Wholly-owned subsidiary

National Culture (Hofstede)  Power distance  Uncertainty avoidance  Individualism-collectivism  Masculinity-femininity  Time orientation

Figure 5.4, pg. 132

Trompenaar’s Cultural Diversity  Universalism vs particularism  Individualism vs collectivism  Neutral vs affective  Specific vs diffuse  Achievement vs prescription

Are management theories universal?