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Unit name Healthcare Organisational Behaviour
Unit code BAA755
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Business & Economics
Tasmanian School of Business and Economics
Discipline Australian Institute of Health Service Management
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Learning Outcomes

LO1Develop knowledge of management theory to understand modern healthcare organisations.
LO2Distinguish between individual, group and organisational approaches to understanding behaviours.
LO3Evaluate how stakeholder expectations are translated into behaviours within organisations.
LO4Hypothesise how critical organisational issues shape and are shaped by behaviours.
LO5Critique organisational responses to individual and group behaviours in relation to organisational outcomes.

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Online Discussion Posts (30%), Essay (30%), Case Study (40%).

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