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Organizational and Interpersonal Aspects of In-Service Training: A Case Study
Abstract
Implementation of a policy objective in a drug addict methadone
maintenance treatment center is used as a case study for considering
obstacles to implementation across the various sources of power &
influence existing in an organization. Impediments arose from three
sources: (1) the varied bases of power, (2) the agency's norms &
values, & (3) the communication network of the organization
itself. The attempted objective -professionalization of the
staff-necessitated utilization of several tactical strategies with the
supervisors & counselors. Such strategies should be based on
understanding how the organization functions, the psychological issues
involved in possible change, & the interplay between both. T.
Babitsky.
Journal
(1978)
vol2
no2
pages231-235
Categories
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Education and Training
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Staff Development and Training