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2. Organizational Behavior and Organizational Theory > Power
Subtopics: Organizational sources of power, personal sources of power, use and abuse of power, physicians versus administrators, for-profit versus non-profit organizations

Learning Objectives:

Undergraduates should be able to:
  1. Describe how managers use power to manage organizations and people.
  2. Explain sources of power.
Graduate students should also be able to:
  1. Analyze use of power by managers and non-managers in health care. organizations.
  2. Diagnose problems of power faced by healthcare organizations.
  3. Analyze the application of power to resolve conflicts and implement decisions.
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