The contribution of clinical directors to the strategic capability of the organization

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Research was conducted to determine the nature of the job of clinical directors (CDs) as regards their contributions to health service organizations. A three-year regionally based program was evaluated to prove the significance of CDs in enhancing the strategic management capability of their organizations. Results demonstrate that CDs have an important contribution although their skills and knowledge are difficult to define.

Management Skills, Research, Practice, Career development, Management techniques, Executive ability, Medical consultants

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Complexity theory and strategic change: an empirically informed critique

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The development of public-sector organizations and strategic changes adopted by them are evaluated by using four complexity theory concepts.

United States, Other General Government Support, Government Enterprises-Total Govt, Usage, Evaluation, Growth, Strategic planning (Business), Government business enterprises, Public enterprises, Chaos theory, Company growth

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