What is the importance of communication on the organizational structure?

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Develop a PowerPoint presentation between 12-15 slides in length with detailed presenter’s notes. The presentation will address the following:

  • The impact of organizational structure on communication (internal/external factors)
    • What internal factors need to be considered?
    • What external factors need to be considered?
    • What is the importance of communication on the organizational structure?
  • The steps involved in organizational planning and functions of management
    • What steps are used to properly plan and implement change within the organization?
    • How can these be applied to the scenario?
  • Strategies and/or methods needed to influence organizational change and minimize conflict.
    • What are strategies that can be used to bring about change in the organization?
    • How can strategies be used to prevent or minimize conflict?
    • What strategies can be applied if conflict does arise?
  • The Ethical issues considered important in today’s health care organization
    • How will ethical issues alter your way of conducting change in the organization?
  • The impact of financial and human resource management.
    • How will financial and HR issues affect your decision making process?
  • The Analysis of the administrative process needed to track outcomes and improve quality.
    • What methods will be used to track outcomes of the implemented change?
    • What processes will be put into place to further change the decision once the analysis is complete?

 

 

Use a minimum of four references to support your paper.

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