Action Management Clause Samples

Action Management. Ensure the timely delivery of work and prioritise issues based on their importance and urgency. • Interpersonal Relations: Understand the importance of fostering positive relationships with co-workers and relevant external organisations. Treat all stakeholders with dignity, respect and fairness. •
Action Management. Ensure the timely delivery of services and programs, and prioritise issues based on their importance and urgency. Organise activities to optimize financial and human resources; and build contingency plans into strategies for action. Interpersonal Relations: Understand the importance of fostering positive relationships with co-workers and relevant external organisations. Treat all stakeholders with dignity, respect and fairness. Strive to alleviate any negative impact of decisions on people. Deal with differences of opinion fairly before they escalate into conflict and finds common ground among individuals when opinions differ. Leadership: The ability to inspire and guide individuals and team members including the meaningful link between the Star Health Strategic plan and the individual’s role in day to day operations. The ability to encourage and enable team members to develop and strengthen specific knowledge and skills needed to provide quality client care and promote self-responsibility for learning.
Action Management.  Ensure the timely delivery of initiatives, prioritise issues and organize activities to optimize outcomes. Interpersonal Relations:  Understand the importance of fostering positive relationships with co-workers and relevant external organizations.  Treat all stakeholders with dignity, respect and fairness. Strive to alleviate any negative impact of decisions on people.  Deal with differences of opinion fairly before they escalate into conflict and seek common ground among individuals when opinions differ. Client Focus:  The ability to identify and respond to the needs of the community.  An understanding of the social model of health, clients’ rights and responsibilities, health promotion and community participation concepts and the ability to integrate these concepts into action within the Program.  Actively implements and seeks client feedback in line with organisational Client Feedback policy.  Engages consumers in planning, design, delivery and measurement and evaluation of systems and services. Personal:  At all times, maintain a standard of conduct, reflective of the NRCH Code of Conduct, and those of relevant professional codes.  Set annual goals for themselves in conjunction with the General Manager and participates in their own annual Performance Management.  Maintain an effective personal professional development plan.
Action Management. Ensure the timely delivery of work, and prioritise issues based on their importance and urgency.
Action Management. Ensure the timely delivery of initiatives and prioritise issues based on their importance and urgency and organize activities to optimize outcomes and build contingency plans into plans for action. Interpersonal Relations: Understand the importance of fostering positive relationships with co-workers and relevant external organizations. Treat all stakeholders with dignity, respect and fairness. Strive to alleviate any negative impact of decisions on people. Deal with differences of opinion fairly before they escalate into conflict and seek common ground among individuals when opinions differ. Client Focus: The ability to identify and respond to the needs of the community in the areas of quality service profession and service development. An understanding of the social model of health, clients’ rights and responsibilities, health promotion and community participation concepts and the ability to integrate these concepts into action within the Program.