coala Naional de Studii Politice i Administrative

Facultatea de Comunicare i Relaii Publice

Master Comunicare Managerial i Resurse Umane

Ghidul studentului
SANATATE ORGANIZATIONALA
2017

Conf. univ. dr. Dan Stnescu

Email: dan.stanescu@comunicare.ro

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 Sntate organizaional

Obiectivele generale ale cursului:

abordarea principalelor modele i teorii privind sntatea ocupaional
trecerea n revist, a importanei problematicii n contextul organizaiilor moderne i a
schimbrilor economico-sociale
detalierea i prezentarea tematicilor precum: conceptul de well-being; stresul ocupational;
conflictul familie-munca si munca-familie; mobbing; comportamente contraproductive;
programe de prevenie i intervenie privind sntatea ocupaional n organizaii
formarea de abiliti de diagnoz a problemelor de sntate n organizaie

Orar: Curs i seminar Luni 18:00 20:30 Sala: 104

Modalitile de desfurare a activitilor de curs i de seminar:

Cursul se desfoar sub form de prelegeri/prezentri i are un caracter interactiv. Seminariile
se vor desfura ntr-o modalitate structurat, interactiv, incluznd studii de caz, activiti n
grup restrns i n plen, referate i prezentri, jocuri de rol, chestionare.

Prezena este obligatorie att la cursuri ct i la seminarii pentru a intra in examen este
necesar un minim de 5 prezente.

Evaluarea studenilor:
continu: activitatea din timpul cursurilor i seminariilor, interpretri i analize comparative,
proiecte individuale i de echip, teste de cunotine n timpul semestrului, 40%;
sumativ: la sfritul semestrului cunotinele dobndite n cadrul cursului vor fi evaluate pe
baza unui test scris, nota obinut la acest examen va valora 60% din nota final.

Proiectul: n cursul primelor doua ntlniri fiecare student/echip va propune o tem pentru
proiect. Proiectul const n realizarea unei lucrri scrise (5-8 pag.) 1 de tipul unui articol tiinific i
va fi prezentat (puteti utiliza modalitati cat mai creative) i discutat n cadrul seminariilor conform
graficului. Dac un student/echip nu va susine proiectul conform graficului, acesta nu va fi luat
n considerare n evaluarea final.

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Se va utiliza fontul Arial, corp 12, diacritice, pagina A4, margini 2,5

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Tematica cursului

1. Noiuni introductive i concepte fundamentale n sntatea organizational

2. Normalitate, sntate, boal
3. Starea de bine n organizaii
4. Stresul ocupational
4. Burnout
5. Munca emoional
6. Workaholism
7. Comportamente contraproductive
8. Mobbing
9. Echilibrul munca-familie / familie-munca
10. Spillover
11. Sinuciderea
12. Importanta contextului

Teme pentru proiect/seminarii:

realizarea unei cercetari (cantitative, calitative sau mixte) privind:
stresul ocupaional
calitatea vietii
locul controlului
munca emoional
afectivitatea pozitiv/negativ
burnout
comportamentul contraproductiv
starea de bine
workaholism
rusine si vinovatie
increderea organizationala
cyberloafing
i oricare dintre predictorii sau efectele acestora, sau prezentarea unui articol din
tematica de curs (agreat cu profesorul).
Detaliile suplimentare vor fi prezentate n cadrul primelor ntlniri.

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