Midterm Case Study: Motivating Employee
Imagine that you have been appointed the Director of Health at the Kaluyu Memorial Hospital in Nairobi, Kenya a for-profit hospital. The facility is also a referral hospital and receives severe cases of accidents, chronicle / communicable diseases and houses an HIV / AIDS ward. As you settle into your position, you realize that the employees always act scared as they approach their superiors. Some of the employees even deliver files and leave your office in a hurry.
As you make your routine departmental visits, you realize that there are tensions between nurses and doctors, and there is a sentiment that the nurses tend to do the majority of the work within patient care but the doctors get all the credit. You realize that the employees are always looking forward to the end of their shifts to go home. Some employees even come back to work wearing the same unwashed clothes as the previous day. Too many employees are calling in sick, and many of them give weak reasons for their tardiness.
There is also a sense that employees and nurses dominate other employees in similar positions. In meetings and conference calls some employees are always quiet and never participate. You notice that people with families tend to gather and talk quietly on breaks. The new mothers working for the hospital have to use bathrooms to pump breast milk for their infants and the refrigerators do not work well. Looking at the financial statements of the hospital, you realize that the hospital expenses are higher than the industry standard, and it makes losses year after year.
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Midterm Case Study: Motivating Employees
Criteria
Thoroughly investigated the major demotivational factors at Kaluyu Memorial Hospital. Thoroughly assessed the level of impact that the identified factors could have on specific areas of service and business if the administration does not aIDress the situation. Thoroughly supported your response with at least two (2) examples of the potential negative impact of the identified demotivational factors on the hospital.
Thoroughly chose Maslows, Herzbergs, or McClellands model of motivation, and thoroughly argued the primary reasons why it is applicable to the Kaluyu Memorial Hospital scenario
Thoroughly formulated a communication system that will have the greatest impact on improving the situation, and thoroughly specified the major reasons why your system will influence the employee behaviors for the better. Thoroughly justified your response.
Exceeds number of required references; all references high quality choices.
Error free or almost error free grammar, spelling, punctuation, or formatting.
In-text citations and references are error free or almost error free and consistently formatted correctly in APA style.
Sources are consistently integrated using effective techniques of quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing.
Information is provided in a clear, coherent, and consistent manner with reasons and evidence that logically support ideas
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