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Strategies for Change Using Kotter’s Model
A N G E L A A N DAYA BS N R N M HA
M A I N P R E S E N T E R
6/20/24
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Why do changes happen?
For improvement
To fully transform into something new
An unsuccessful system
For a competitive edge
More effective strategies
To lower costs
To keep up with the trends
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Kotter’s Eight Steps to Successful Change
I. Establish a Sense of Urgency
II. Form a Powerful Guiding Coalition
III. Create a Vision
VI. Communicate the Vision
V. Empower Others to Act on the Vision
IV. Plan for and Create Short-
term Wins
VII. Consolidate Improvements and Still Produce More Change
VIII. Institutionalize New Approaches
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The Organization
Department of Preventive Medicine (DPM)
Epidemiology and Disease Control
Nutrition
Health Promotion and Wellness
Army Public Health Nursing
Occupational Health
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What do we need to change?
Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet
Microsoft Access Database
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Kotter’s Model
Step 1: Establish a Sense of Urgency
Delays in scheduling patient appointments
Delays in providing disease intervention
Disease is spread further, thereby increasing the number of patients
Compliance rates every month are low (Compliance = number of patients provided intervention/number of patients needing intervention)
Inefficient use of work hours
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