Salinas Valley Healthcare: A Case Study

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everyone before she begins any work in her office. She utilizes her break times to socialize with the employees she supervisors. This allows them to discuss any issues that might need to be address, in a non- confrontational way. Finally, before leaving for the day and especially before the weekend she once again does a walk-thru of the department. She does this last check to ensure everyone is working and that no new urgent problems have occurred. She quickly assesses that everyone is on track with the plan of care for day, and all supplies, staff and information needed. She reviews that everything needed is available for on coming shifts and throughout the weekend.
A3. Effects of Current Leadership
Leadership and organizational culture have direct influence on an organizations performance, thus effecting the quality, cost and effectiveness of the organizations strategic plans and missions. Organizational culture (OC) can be the established set of patterns, believes or “norms” that exist with an organization. An organization’s cultural environment can either increase or reduce employee stress. This stress can then in turn take a dramatic toll on individuals creating additional employee stressors. Obviously eliminating stress is simply impossible, but the best managers are …show more content…

The mission of Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare is to provide quality healthcare to its patients and to improve the health and well-being of their community. Leadership promotes this mission with a vision that the organization will be a center of excellence where an inspired team delivers compassionate and culturally sensitive care, outstanding quality, and an exceptional patient experience (Salinas Valley Memorial Heathcare Systems, 2016). The organizations culture is greatly reflected by the vision, beliefs and objectives of this leadership. This is seen organization wide as well as within the NICU department being

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