Addressing the resistance to change in relation to organizational culture, work satisfaction, and personality traits: investigation of the impact on nurses working in public hospitals in the regions of Peloponnese and Attica
Abstract
Background: organisations of the 21st century require skills and resources to cope most adaptively with the uncertainty caused by constant changes. Implementing change, especially in healthcare organizations is a constant challenge, as health policies involve a complex and dynamic environment. However, to this day there is no widely accepted knowledge of the exact meaning of resistance and a best way of managing it. Modern theory in organisational change research has established the concept of dispositional Resistance to Change (RTC), which captures affective, cognitive, and behavioral aspects of an individual's orientation toward change. The disposition to resist change has been shown capable of predicting reactions, which are then related to individual and work results, and can possibly determine the daily working conditions, as well as the overall development of the organisation. Aim: the elucidation of disposition to resist change as a trait in the field of Health services and the ...
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