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    Leading Through and Beyond Change | L7451 A01 Preferred Change Model: It is not only important to create a change friendly environment, it is also important to find the best models and frameworks to implement the change. Kotter's eight-step model for organizational change is a detailed model and it provides organizations with a step-by-step guide to implement change effectively. According to Calegari, Sibley, & Turner (2015) the steps include "1) create a sense of urgency; 2) build a guiding

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    Selection: Obesity B. Theory Behavior Change Theory Selected and Reason for Selecting The Social Cognitive Theory is learning by observing and interacting with others. This works perfect for my case study because children mimic what they see other children do. They also watch their older influences and do as them. I will use this theory by setting up programs for the children along with their families. This is targeting the obesity problem in 8 to 14 year old. I plan on implementing programs for children’s

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    Literature Review of Discretionary Accrual Models Chenxi Lin 01/03/2015   Literature Review of Discretionary Accruals Models Audit quality is crucial for financial statements users and efficient capital markets. However, how to measure audit quality properly has been a controversial issue, because quality is not observable. With no uniform definition of audit quality, prior researchers developed various audit quality proxies. Earning quality is one of the most commonly used measure for audit

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    literature synthesis different types of change/models of change were introduced. Many change management models are adapted from natural science models such as chaos theory or the behavior of living organisms to nature (Dooley, 1997). The application of these theories will be used as a Meta theory for better understanding change management behavior in theory and practice. Therefore change management models have evolved over the last decades. In addition, change models can be used for changing a strategy

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    is conducted. Such process, forces nurses to go through different models of transition that will help them overcome personal and professional

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    situation in your practice in which change is occurring. • Choose a change model. Discuss whether the change agent in your setting is using appropriate strategies to effect change. Discuss any resistance to the change that you see and what the change agent is doing (or can do) to decrease it. A current situation that I face in my current practice is adjusting to technological advancements that are currently taking place within the organization. Personally, I see adapting Electronic Health Records

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    Personal Change and it’s Implications for Organisational Practice MOIC Assessment 11005385 January 2015 Table of Contents Personal experience of change 2-5 Organisational experience of change 6-9 Reflection 10 Personal Experience of Change From my early teenage years I became increasingly interested in a career in Journalism, thus, after completing my A –Levels and a lengthy UCAS process I was offered a place at UWE to study Journalism. My personal experience of change happened

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    Although I was aware that sociology like the other social sciences is full of theories, I was very intrigued by the social order model and conflict model that Alan Sears presented. In the chapter, “Theory and Common Sense,” from the text, A Good Book, In Theory, Alan Sears begins by asserting that our thoughts and beliefs that we consider to be “common sense” are actually assumptions that we have unknowingly learn from institutions. Sears goes on to explain that in order to unlearn the ideas that

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    leadership models discussed take similar views on being an agent of change. The PCLCM, SLIM, and Systematic Change, all make is clear that preparedness for the change is most important. One cannot create change unless the community is ready for a change. There has to be an ownership with the followers of the change, and a responsibility of the leader to share the vision so that this ownership happens. A leader in these systems cannot be an overlord, but rather seeks to initiate change through collaboration

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    other areas of my life. Unfortunately, not without cost, my stress has taken a major toll on my immune system. Over the last three years of college, I have visited the health center 22 times. My stress has affected my immune system’s ability to fight off a variety of viruses from the common cold to pneumonia. Nonetheless, I want to make a positive change by implementing mindfulness mediation into my daily routine. Mindfulness meditation involves focusing on awareness of breathing and encouraging

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