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    Creating an Ethical Culture Any organization seeking noteworthy and long lasting success and survival must regard as indispensable a higher level of integrity. The sustenance of such levels of integrity is a critical feature in any organization. Moreover, the means to cultivating ethical values in an organization or business is principally and fundamentally related to the culture nurtured and promoted within the organization. Although the link between culture and value is clearly established,…

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    Leadership is an important aspect of an organization and is part of the day to day life of any society. Effective leadership requires one to be an effective manager. Although the term leadership and management are often interchanged in an organization setting, the two have different meanings and entail different actions. Management involves understanding the organization’s rules and regulations, and guiding people to strictly follow them. Leadership, on the contrary, involves the integration of…

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    compensation insurance mandatory in most organizations and businesses. SCIF operates within the bureaucratic model similar to other public agencies. Houchin Community Blood Bank (HCBB) is considered to be the largest provider of blood supply for the hospitals in the Kern County service area. It is a local nonprofit that works with the community to achieve their mission of ensuring there is a safe consistent blood supply available to the area hospitals. These two organizations have different…

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    Managers have to make tough decisions that will actively affect an agency or organization. If LaTisha was an administrator like First Deputy County Clerk Christie Baird, she would develop an approach to the situation and use decision planning and strategies for the purpose of the involved entities. Hoppe de Sousa & Sin Oih Yu (2014) feel that problems that exist in an organization that mandate decision making need a plan for their own decision making process; they label that process as…

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    of purpose of the organization or clear articulation of what the organization currently does. A vision is an organizational hope for the future or what leaders want the organization to achieve when it is accomplishing its purpose or mission. The values are the guiding principles the leaders and employees of the organization will not compromise while they are in the process of achieving mission or vision of the organization. The strategic goals are the end results the organization pursues to…

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    population create an exceptional organization since; some patients and families feel comfortable walking into a diverse hospital or clinic. When a diverse group of employees comes together, different cultures reunite as one striving to accomplish the same purpose, which is meeting the organization standards. Moreover, with a growing society of diversity, it is significant to have a diverse population in the workplace. Besides, creating and managing a strategic organization, as well as educating…

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    (IM) is the collection and management of information from one or more sources and the distribution of that information to one or more audiences. I agree with this definition. Information, includes both electronic and physical information and the organization must be able to manage this information regardless of its source or format. Managers have to deal with multiple forces that move a company in any number of directions. Often it can be like managing an obstacle course. There are things…

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    culture provides a practical and realistic account of the organizational life (Rhodes & Westwood,2008). It presents a vivid picture of what actually happens in organizations on a day-to-day- basis. Popular culture resonates with…

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    My Sorority

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    An organization that I am apart of that fits with the Practical View of an Organizational Culture is my sorority. Being apart of my organization for almost two years now, I have found that sorority’s operate just like a business and a lot of what makes my organization so successful and long lasting is because of the standards that are set forth. An organization can be described as using the practical view, if it fits what defines a practical organization. A practical organization is defined…

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    Hm Risk Management

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    plans to improve the process (AHIMA, 2008). Additionally, HIM professional possess a large amount of knowledge in areas related to Anatomy and Physiology, health record, health record law, patient confidentiality and HIPAA’s privacy and security standards which are all beneficial attributes that can aid in transitioning to a Risk Management…

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