1. According to the readings in Module One, middle managers' role may be particularly important for healthcare innovation implementation because of which of the following:
Because they can encourage employees to prioritize innovation implementation amidst many competing demands.
They transcend complex staffing and operations to provide relevant information regarding innovation to employees.
They transcend complex staffing and operations to provide relevant information regarding innovation to employees.
They are translate organizational strategy into managerial relevant terms which clinicians are unable to understand
All of the above are true of middle managers' role
Only A and B are true
Only A, B, and C are true
2. According to the readings in Module 1, because middle managers fill structural holes in healthcare organizations, they may bridge the gaps in the information that employees need to effectively implement healthcare innovations by doing the following: Middle managers disseminate facts, giving employees necessary information about innovation implementation.
True or False
3. According to the Ted Talk in Module 2, what was Dan Pink's youthful indiscretion was to hurl a Molotov cocktail at the police barricade when he protested NAFTA.
True or False
4. According to the Ted Talk in Module 2, in the candle problem, "functional fixedness" is seeing the function of something as having only one and only one function. In the candle problem it was that the wax from the candle could only be used to attach the candle to the wall so the wax could not fall to the floor.
True or False