Across
- 3. this organizational theory challenges the nature of relationships and proposed that nature's work does not follow a straight line
- 4. type of evidence that represents a study limited to one group of subjects
- 7. Study type of evidence that represents an in-depth analysis used to translate to other clinical situations
- 8. designates an organization that "recognize health care organizations that provide nursing excellence"
- 10. this organizational theory is described by terms such as input, output and throughput
- 11. is a broad, general statement of the organization's reason for existence
- 14. Compares an organization's data with similar organizations
- 15. this effect described the tendency for people to perform as expected because of special attention
- 17. this type of integration is usually among organizations that are dissimilar but related in order to provide a continuum of services
- 18. this "group" is a consortium of public and private purchasers established to reduce preventable medical mistakes
Down
- 1. is a written statement that reflects the organization's values, vision and mission
- 2. this organizational theory involves the understanding that the environment is "rife with randomness and complex tasks"
- 5. type of evidence built from a scientific approach
- 6. type of evidence that represents the gathering of factors related to a clinical condition
- 7. this organization theory tries to match and organization's structure to its environment
- 9. type of evidence reported by an expert in the field
- 12. type of evidence derived from experience
- 13. this type of integration in healthcare is done by organizations that provide the same of similar services
- 16. abbreviation for a type of evidence that uses both experimental and control groups to determine the effectiveness of a intervention
- 17. are the beliefs, attitudes one has about people, ideas, objects, or actions that form a basis for behavior.