Our Organizational Health approach
• Takes a social-ecological perspective
• Understands that human organizations are complex and dynamic systems
• Recognizes that organizations are continuously effecting, and being effected by, the wider environment (social, cultural, economic, physical, environmental, etc)
• Knows that complexity plays out differently for the various subgroups (e.g., age groups/generations, genders, job
descriptions, professions, cultural backgrounds, etc.)
• Is grounded in the need to clearly identify the areas of strength and challenge in a detailed and accurate way
• Provides a detailed, unique and quantifiable profile of an organization at a point in time
• Believes that we build on our strengths to address our challenges
• Guides strategic and effective interventions to address identified challenges
• Is designed for repeated measures to track changes
• Is embedded in a best practices model with demonstrated, measurable program efficacy