Definition of Strategic Planning
There are many academic definitions, as well as others which,
although not academic, have been applied successfully by those
employing them.1 This demonstrates that what matters is the
importance of the concept and idea behind the definition, rather
than the definition itself.
Strategic planning is the systematic and organized process
whereby an organization creates a document indicating the way it
plans to progress from its current situation to the desired future
situation. It is the set of decision-making criteria and the decisions
taken and implemented by an organization to definitively and
permanently guide its activities and structure.
We would like to highlight 2 important aspects:
First, it is assumed that the unit of production is not the
individual but the organization. There is still a long way to go
before it is fully recognized that a health professional working
alone, even with sufficient material resources available, cannotsolve all the challenges that arise in the current healthcare
setting.
Second, SP has a clear transformational purpose: a) it identifies
the current characteristics specific to the organization and the
setting in which it operates; b) it generates a vision of how
the organization wishes to be in the future; and c) it also
defines the roadmap and actions required to change
the organization’s current situation to the desired future
situation.
Definition of Strategic Planning
There are many academic definitions, as well as others which,
although not academic, have been applied successfully by those
employing them.1 This demonstrates that what matters is the
importance of the concept and idea behind the definition, rather
than the definition itself.
Strategic planning is the systematic and organized process
whereby an organization creates a document indicating the way it
plans to progress from its current situation to the desired future
situation. It is the set of decision-making criteria and the decisions
taken and implemented by an organization to definitively and
permanently guide its activities and structure.
We would like to highlight 2 important aspects:
First, it is assumed that the unit of production is not the
individual but the organization. There is still a long way to go
before it is fully recognized that a health professional working
alone, even with sufficient material resources available, cannotsolve all the challenges that arise in the current healthcare
setting.
Second, SP has a clear transformational purpose: a) it identifies
the current characteristics specific to the organization and the
setting in which it operates; b) it generates a vision of how
the organization wishes to be in the future; and c) it also
defines the roadmap and actions required to change
the organization’s current situation to the desired future
situation.
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