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1) Providers must learn new tools to eliminate disparities, build trust with patients, and understand how international biases and pre-established stereotypes affect quality of care. Write a paper (1,000-1,250 words) that identifies and defines various tools and measurements that can be used to measure the effectiveness of diversity programs and policies established by the organization.

2) Address how each of the following must be considered when considering how to implement an environment of diversity:

a) Government regulations.

b) Social pressures.

c) Industry and company ethical codes.

d) Tension between personal standards and the goals of the organization.

3) Prepare this assignment according to the APA guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.

4) This assignment uses a grading rubric. Instructors will be using the rubric to grade the assignment; therefore, students should review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the assignment criteria and expectations for successful completion of the assignment.

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Organizational Structure Dynamics and Effectiveness

Introduction

The structure of an organization is the way that employees are organized, and it can have a big impact on the effectiveness of the company. This article will discuss the different types of organizational structures and how they affect employee behavior and productivity.

How a company’s structure affects its ability to innovate.

Company structures are often built around the needs of certain functions, such as sales or marketing. But how does this affect innovation? It’s easy to see how a company might be more innovative if it didn’t have too many layers of management between them and their customers (or employees). The same goes for innovation when it comes down to employee behavior, productivity and quality of work life.

Impact of organizational structure on innovation.

Innovation determines the success of an organization. It is not just about how much money you make or how many customers you serve, but it also determines how well your company will adapt to changing consumer needs and expectations. The key factors that determine the effectiveness of innovation processes are:

• Ability to innovate – This refers to the ability of organizations to come up with new ideas which can be either implemented or rejected by other companies in order for them to gain market share over time. The ability comes from several factors such as leadership qualities, culture etc., but most importantly it depends on whether there is enough investment in research & development activities within each department within an organization (e.).

The boundary between the primary and secondary roles leads to conflict

Conflict can arise between the primary and secondary roles of an organization. The conflict arises when there is a difference between what the organization wants to do, and what it actually does. For example, if you have a company that wants to increase sales by 15% but only manages to increase them by 10%, this will lead to conflict between the main goals of your organization and its secondary goals (such as efficiency).

Conflict also occurs when there is conflict between contract/agency roles within an organization or within one department within an organization. If someone takes on a contract role while they are still employed full time by another department within your company (e.g., marketing), then this could cause problems because they may not be able to devote enough time towards both projects at once without compromising quality on any one project! This can lead directly into problems such as missed deadlines due not having enough manpower available at all times during peak seasons like Christmas sales periods etcetera..

The boundary between the primary and tertiary roles can lead to conflict

The boundary between the primary and tertiary roles can lead to conflict if they are not clearly defined. For example, if you have a senior leader who is also in charge of strategy and planning, then he or she may feel that they have too much responsibility for managing teams at the same time as being responsible for people within those teams.

If this happens frequently enough, it could cause tension between the leader and members of his/her team. This tension may then reflect itself in poor communication within the organization as well as an inability for employees to achieve their goals because there is no clear direction about where or how things should be done by whom.

Additionally, some people may feel like there isn’t much opportunity available through these secondary roles because they’re often filled by people who don’t want these positions but happen upon them anyway due to their proximity with someone else who does want them instead (e.,g., someone else’s direct report).

The boundary between the contract and agency roles can lead to conflict.

The boundary between the contract and agency roles can lead to conflict. The boundary between what you do as a team and what your teammates are responsible for is where confusion often occurs. In some cases, this confusion can cause conflict in your organization as well as within your team itself. For example:

• You have one person who does everything related to technology while another person does nothing but admin tasks like scheduling meetings and printing documents for distribution across multiple departments within an organization. This creates a lot of confusion about who should be responsible for which tasks because sometimes both people want each other’s help with something else; therefore, neither really understands how much time they should be spending working on their primary responsibilities versus helping out on others’ projects when needed (and vice versa).

Structures affect employee behavior, productivity and quality of work life.

The organizational structure can affect employee behavior, productivity and quality of work life.

• Employee motivation: Employees are motivated by their jobs, not the money they make. Companies must be able to offer attractive benefits that keep employees happy and engaged. This results in higher productivity levels among workers who feel valued by their employers (Kotter et al., 2012).

• Employee creativity: Creative thinking is necessary for any organization to stay ahead in its field or industry; however, this doesn’t mean that creativity will come naturally to everyone—it requires training on how to think creatively about problems outside your normal scope for solving them (Sarason, 1992).

Conclusion

The key takeaway is that the structure of an organization can affect its ability to innovate and make adjustments when necessary. It’s important to understand how your company’s structure affects innovation and make changes accordingly.