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HSC L 1 A Promote innovation, change and positive representation of own organisation
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1. Understand the culture of an organisation
- 1.1 Explain how the purpose, vision and values define an organisation
- 1.2 Explain the term ‘organisational culture’
- 1.3 Explain how factors influence the culture of an organisation
- 1.4 Describe strategies to promote a positive culture within an organisation
- 1.5 Describe the impact of the culture of an organisation on service provision
- 1.6 Evaluate the practitioner’s role in promoting a positive culture within an organisation
2. Understand theories of change management
- 2.1 Describe drivers for innovation and change within an organisation
- 2.2 Summarise theories and models of change management
- 2.3 Explain how change management tools and techniques are used to support innovation and change
3. Understand how to promote the organisation and service provided
- 3.1 Identify prospective stakeholders and networks relevant to own organisation and service
- 3.2 Give examples of events and opportunities to promote the organisation and services provided
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- 3.3 Describe the information that should be given to: • individuals interested in accessing the service • potential employees • commissioners
- 3.4 Suggest ways to present information to interested parties ensuring it is: • accessible to target audience • positive • engaging
- 3.5 Explain own role in representing a positive image of self and the organisation
4. Be able to support innovation and change
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- 4.1 Communicate the vision, values, and objectives associated with innovation and change to individuals and others
- 4.2 Act as a positive role model in relation to innovation and change
- 4.3 Apply positive strategies to overcome resistance to change
- 4.4 Represent the organisation within the wider community
