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Alder, Student (University), Germany
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Cornelissen, Student (University), Netherlands
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Is a Hospital a Mechanistic or an Organic Organization Form?
Sounds like you are attending the course organization sciences.. I am too. Did you find the answer? I was thinking the organization would be a typical mechanistic form.
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Helmond
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Hospital is a Mechanistic Form of Organization
@Cornelissen: Yes I found the answer and I agree that it is a mechanic type if we go to the Minzberg`s classification of the organization, we also see that a hospital has many layers of of hierarchy and bureaucracy.
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A. Ifu Andenyang, Teacher, Nigeria
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A Hospital is a Mechanistic Organization
A hospital can indeed be pictured as a mechanistic form of an organization in terms of Burns & Stalker's typology. The nature of the tasks performed and the way they are distributed clearly puts them in this class. Thanks.
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