HIM 520 Milestone Three Guidelines and Rubric

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Overview: For this milestone, you will draft stakeholder communication and change messages to your change-management plan. You should focus on the style of communication that is most effective for each stakeholder group and develop commensurate, culturally responsive communication approaches. You should also consider how to form messages that need to communicate transparently and promote collaboration in the change effort.

Prompt: You are the manager of the medical records department of a small community hospital. It has recently come to light that employees in your department regularly access confidential personal and medical information about people they know that is not relevant to their jobs and use it for their own personal information. In addition, they are sharing this information by gossiping about it with coworkers. You found this out when a patient’s attorney contacted the hospital alleging that his client’s confidential information was made public in regard to her child’s summer day-camp application. It seems that, due to cultural and religious reasons, the child’s mother has chosen not to immunize her children. A recent outbreak of mumps in the area has people on alert, and, not understanding the cultural and religious implications of the mother’s choice, the community’s reaction upon finding this out has been strong. The day camp did not admit the child, and the family is being ostracized from community activities as well as social interactions. You find yourself in the position of needing to address this enterprise-wide breach of ethical practice and understanding as well as needing to develop personal and professional development plans for employees who retain their jobs.

Using the scenario, continue drafting the change-management plan that will address this ethical lapse by analyzing the relevant stakeholders and creating change messages.

I. Stakeholders A. Describe the key stakeholders of the change-management plan, substantiating your identifications. Why are the individuals or groups you described stakeholders? B. Analyze the anticipated responses to the change (such as their main concerns, level of support, etc.) of key stakeholders who will be affected by the plan. C. Describe the communication styles that you feel would be most effective for each stakeholder group, and substantiate your choices. D. Develop culturally responsive communication approaches for each stakeholder group based on the previously identified preferred style of communication. Note that you are not drafting a message at this point; you are simply developing an approach for how you would communicate to your stakeholders.

II. Change Messages: Craft the key messages needed to communicate transparently and promote collaboration in the change effort. Be sure to create messages that do the following: A. Transparently communicate to the stakeholder groups what will be gained and lost through this change. B. Take the stakeholders’ perspective into consideration, addressing their main concerns and cultural requirements.

Your instructor will provide feedback on this milestone with specific aim to provide feedback on the communication approaches to stakeholders and the communication of messages to facilitate the change.

For more information, see the Final Project Part I Guidelines and Rubric document. Your final project will be assessed, in part, according to the extent to which you have incorporated instructor feedback from your rough drafts.

Guidelines for Submission: Your rough draft should be 1 to 2 pages in length and should follow APA formatting including double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins.

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HIM 520 Milestone Three Guidelines and Rubric Overview: For this milestone, you will draft stakeholder communication and change messages to your change-management plan. You should focus on the style of communication that is most effective for each stakeholder group and develop commensurate, culturally responsive communication approaches. You should also consider how to form messages that need to communicate transparently and promote collaboration in the change effort. Prompt: You are the manager of the medical records department of a small community hospital. It has recently come to light that employees in your department regularly access confidential personal and medical information about people they know that is not relevant to their jobs and use it for their own personal information. In addition, they are sharing this information by gossiping about it with coworkers. You found this out when a patient’s attorney contacted the hospital alleging that his client’s confidential information was made public in regard to her child’s summer day-camp application. It seems that, due to cultural and religious reasons, the child’s mother has chosen not to immunize her children. A recent outbreak of mumps in the area has people on alert, and, not understanding the cultural and religious implications of the mother’s choice, the community’s reaction upon finding this out has been strong. The day camp did not admit the child, and the family is being ostracized from community activities as well as social interactions. You find yourself in the position of needing to address this enterprise-wide breach of ethical practice and understanding as well as needing to develop personal and professional development plans for employees who retain their jobs. Using the scenario, continue drafting the change-management plan that will address this ethical lapse by analyzing the relevant stakeholders and creating change messages. I. Stakeholders A. Describe the key stakeholders of the change-management plan, substantiating your identifications. Why are the individuals or groups you described stakeholders? B. Analyze the anticipated responses to the change (such as their main concerns, level of support, etc.) of key stakeholders who will be affected by the plan. C. Describe the communication styles that you feel would be most effective for each stakeholder group, and substantiate your choices. D. Develop culturally responsive communication approaches for each stakeholder group based on the previously identified preferred style of communication. Note that you are not drafting a message at this point; you are simply developing an approach for how you would communicate to your stakeholders. II. Change Messages: Craft the key messages needed to communicate transparently and promote collaboration in the change effort. Be sure to create messages that do the following: A. Transparently communicate to the stakeholder groups what will be gained and lost through this change. B. Take the stakeholders’ perspective into consideration, addressing their main concerns and cultural requirements. Your instructor will provide feedback on this milestone with specific aim to provide feedback on the communication approaches to stakeholders and the communication of messages to facilitate the change. For more information, see the Final Project Part I Guidelines and Rubric document. Your final project will be assessed, in part, according to the extent to which you have incorporated instructor feedback from your rough drafts. Guidelines for Submission: Your rough draft should be 1 to 2 pages in length and should follow APA formatting including double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. Critical Elements Stakeholders: Identification Proficient (100%) Comprehensively describes the key stakeholders of the change-management plan and why they are stakeholders Stakeholders: Anticipated Responses Analyzes the anticipated responses to the change of key stakeholders who will be affected by the plan Stakeholders: Communication Styles Describes the communication styles that would be most effective for each stakeholder group and substantiates choices Stakeholders: Communication Approaches Develops culturally responsive communication approaches appropriate for each stakeholder group Change Messages: Communicate to the Stakeholder Groups Creates change messages that transparently communicate to the stakeholder groups what will be gained and lost through this change Creates change messages that take the stakeholder perspective into consideration, addressing their main concerns and cultural requirements Submission has no major errors related to citations, grammar, spelling, syntax, or organization Change Messages: Stakeholder Perspective Articulation of Response Needs Improvement (80%) Describes the key stakeholders of the change-management plan and why they are stakeholders but is lacking in knowledge and description Analyzes the anticipated responses to the change of key stakeholders who will be affected by the plan but analysis is cursory or illogical Describes the communication styles that would be most effective for each stakeholder group and substantiates choices but styles are not all appropriate for each stakeholder Develops culturally responsive communication approaches for each stakeholder group but approaches are not all appropriate for the stakeholder group Creates change messages that communicate to the stakeholder groups what will be gained and lost through this change but messages are illogical or are not transparent Creates change messages that take the stakeholder perspective into consideration but messages are cursory or do not address main concerns and cultural requirements Submission has major errors related to citations, grammar, spelling, syntax, or organization that negatively impact readability and articulation of main ideas Not Evident (0%) Does not describe the key stakeholders of the change-management plan and why they are stakeholders Value 15 Does not analyze the anticipated responses to the change of key stakeholders who will be affected by the plan 15 Does not describe the communication styles that would be most effective for each stakeholder group 15 Does not develop culturally responsive communication approaches for each stakeholder group 15 Does not create change messages that communicate to the stakeholder groups what will be gained and lost through this change Does not create change messages that take the stakeholder perspective into consideration 15 Submission has critical errors related to citations, grammar, spelling, syntax, or organization that prevent understanding of ideas Total 10 15 100%
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Tags: and 12-point Times New Roman font not understanding the cultural and religious implications of the mother’s choice see the Final Project Part I Guidelines and Rubric document. Your final project will be assessed in part they are sharing this information by gossiping about it with coworkers. You found this out when a patient’s attorney contacted the hospital alleging t due to cultural and religious reasons the child’s mother has chosen not to immunize her children. A recent outbreak of mumps in the area has people on alert the community’s reaction upon finding this out has been strong. The day camp did not admit the child and the family is being ostracized from community activities as well as social interactions. You find yourself in the position of needing to address t according to the extent to which you have incorporated instructor feedback from your rough drafts. Guidelines for Submission: Your rough draft shou Overview: For this milestone you will draft stakeholder communication and change messages to your change-management plan. You should focus on the style of communication that is mo culturally responsive communication approaches. You should also consider how to form messages that need to communicate transparently and promote colla continue drafting the change-management plan that will address this ethical lapse by analyzing the relevant stakeholders and creating change messages. substantiating your identifications. Why are the individuals or groups you described stakeholders? B. Analyze the anticipated responses to the change level of support etc.) of key stakeholders who will be affected by the plan. C. Describe the communication styles that you feel would be most effective for each stakeh and substantiate your choices. D. Develop culturally responsive communication approaches for each stakeholder group based on the previously identifie addressing their main concerns and cultural requirements. Your instructor will provide feedback on this milestone with specific aim to provide fee
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Communication in Change Management
Communication plays a critical role in change management and is primary to the success
of successful change within organizations. In the case of the small community hospital, the lapse
of ethics among the employees evident in their failure to adhere to the required privacy and
confidentiality standards necessitates the drafting of a change management plan to address and
remedy the situation. This essay discusses specific aspects of this change management plan
complete with the featured change messages tailored specifically for each group of stakeholders.
Stakeholders
The facility’s key stakeholders are the medical staff, management, patients, and other
professional staff who according to Geisler, Krabbendam, and Schuring (2003) are four of the
five most important stakeholders for hospitals in the US. The patients are stakeholders ...

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