THE IMPACT OF THE USE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ON ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF MANAGERS IN HEALTH FACILITY
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Information technology, organizational development, healthcare, managers, efficiency, effectiveness
Abstract
The integration of information technology in healthcare organizations led to significant advancements in organizational development. This essay explores the impact of information technology on organizational development from the perspective of managers in health facilities. The essay analyzes the methods, results, and discussions related to the use of information technology in enhancing organizational efficiency and effectiveness. It concludes with a discussion on the importance of integrating information technology in healthcare organizations to improve patient care and organizational outcomes.
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Talal Abdul Rahman Shatwi Al-Qahtani
Health administration specialist, Hotat Bani Tamim
Muhammad Fahd Muhammad Al Masoud
Health administration technician, Hotat Bani Tamim General Hospital
Abdulaziz Abdullah Mubarak Altamimi
Health department, Hotat Bani Tamim Hospital
Jahaz Monahi Sh Almoteri
Health services management specialist, Al-Iman General Hospital
Saad Salem Ali Alrashidi
Health administration specialist, Al Badaya General Hospital
Jubran Mohammed Mubarak Qahtani
Health management specialist, King Khalid Hospital in Al Kharj