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Unit name Managing Complex Adaptive Healthcare Organisations
Unit code BAA757
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 complex adaptive system theories and implementation sciences.
LO2Evaluate how individual, teams and organisations approach service improvement and change.
LO3Critique organisational, team and individual actions that promote or detract from resilience and reliability.
LO4Distinguish complexity and implementation sciences and their application to healthcare organisations.
LO5Conceptualise and judge the effectiveness of human factors theory to manage organisations.

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Presentation (30%), Essay (30%), Scenario (40%).

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