Change, Conflict and Community Challenging Though and Action

By:

Kenton, Barbara

Contributor(s):

Penn, Suzanne

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Amsterdam Elsevier 2009Description: 274pISBN:

9780750681940

Subject(s):

Organizational Change

DDC classification:

658.315 KEN

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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Making sense of change Chapter 3: Pattern past Chapter 4: Change and conflict a chicken and egg debate? Chapter 5: Resolving conflicts Chapter 6: From conflict to collaboration Chapter 7: Learning through change Chapter 8: Energising the organisation Chapter 9: Holistically healthy organisations Chapter 10:The bigger picture: community Introduction to Case Studies Case studies 1. Affinity Sutton 2. Portsmouth NHS Trust 3. Red Bee 4. Hampshire Fire & Rescue Service 5. O2 A better place 6. Organisational health from a Gestalt perspective 7. A change agent’s story

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