Research Article

Developing a Framework for Managing Change Climate in Social Systems: Some Practical Implications for Medical Education Universities

Table 2

Change climate organizing themes.

Fundamental themesConstructive themes

Interactive environment condition grasp
Interactive environment element grasp
Conceptual dimension—environmental level
Scenario making
University internal environment grasp
Conceptual dimension—organizational level
Readiness for change
Change management knowledge
Change execution commitment
Conceptual dimension—individual level
Change team’s development
Group structure redesigning
Structural dimension—group level
Strategic planning
Change ultrastructure development
Change culture making
Job requirements, processes, and structure redesigning
Structural dimension—organizational level
Considering the human element role in change
Individuals’ competency development
Functional dimension—individual level
Human interactions
Group accompanying
Staff satisfaction attraction
Interaction with informal groups
Structural dimension—group level
Managing and improving organizational resources andprocesses
Supporting the change
Change leadership
Individual informing
Overcoming the resistance against the change
Providing necessary resources and facilities
System’s constant quality improvement
Organizational learning
Interactive programming
Staff training
On time change application
Constant monitoring and evaluation
Management system development
Functional dimension—organizational level
Relationship with interact environment
Organizational positive climate development
Response to environmental needs and conditions
Interuniversity scientific interaction development
Functional dimension—environment level
Change philosophy
Systematic thinking
Approaches
Change foundations