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Meetings
By. Ilukor Geresom
Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor
22.04.2020 1 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Introduction • Meetings are an important part of health work especially because when the work is with rural communities. • Meetings are of many kinds and can have different purposes. • There can be large public meetings and small meetings.
Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor
22.04.2020 2 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Definition of a meeting • It is an act or process of coming together as an assembly for a common purpose. • A meeting is a gathering of two or more people that has been convened for the purpose of achieving a common goal through verbal interaction, such as sharing information or reaching agreement. • Meetings may occur face to face or virtually, as mediated by communications technology, such as a telephone conference call, a skyped conference call or a videoconference Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor 22.04.2020 3 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Types of meetings • The types of meetings include ; • Formal • Informal meetings • Problem-solving meetings • Decision-making meeting • Planning meeting • Feed forward (status reporting and new information presentations) meetings • Feedback (reacting and evaluating ) meetings • Combination meetings Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor 22.04.2020 4 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Other types of meetings • Common types of meeting include: • Investigative Meeting, generally when conducting a pre-interview, exit interview or a meeting among the investigator and representative • Work Meeting, which produces a product or intangible result such as a decision • Staff meeting, typically a meeting between a manager and those that report to the manager • Team meeting, a meeting among colleagues working on various aspects of a team project
Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor
22.04.2020 5 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Other types of meetings (cont.) • Ad-hoc meeting, a meeting called for a special purpose • Management meeting, a meeting among managers • Board meeting, a meeting of the Board of directors of an organization • One-on-one meeting, between two individuals • Off-site meeting, also called "offsite retreat" and known as an Away day meeting. • Kickoff meeting, the first meeting with the project team and the client of the project to discuss the role of each team member • Pre-Bid Meeting, a meeting of various competitors and or contractors to visually inspect a jobsite for a future project. Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor 22.04.2020 6 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Preparing meetings • When preparing for a meeting it is useful to check the following items: • 1. Purpose • 2. Main subject matter -that is the idea (s) to discussed in the meeting. • 3. Type of the meeting that is whether it is a small meeting or a large meeting , whether it is a formal meeting or an informal meeting Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor 22.04.2020 7 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Preparing for meetings (cont.) • 4.Persons expected and the size of the meeting;- this depends on the subject matter to be discussed. • 5.Place and time : this should be convenient to all people. • 6.The convener and the organizer : • A Convener is a person who call people together for a meeting. The organiser may be the same person as the convener and may be a Health worker. Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor 22.04.2020 8 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Preparing for meetings(cont.) • 7.Annoucements or information regarding the meeting; • All those concerned should be told well in advance by way of invitation letters and announcements.
Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor
22.04.2020 9 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Conducting a Meeting • The following factors must be taken into consideration when conducting meetings: • 1.Communication: the quality of the meeting depends on the quality of communication that is takes place in the meeting. • 2.The role of the chairman: • The chairman must keep the meeting to its purpose, must controls the time ,keeps order and should allow participation by all members. Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor 22.04.2020 10 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Conducting meetings (cont.) • The chairman must also keep the discussion going on. • 3.Controlling the time; • The time for the discussions and questions must be controlled. • All meetings must a definite time limit.
Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor
22.04.2020 11 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Committee meetings • A committee meeting is a special type of meeting. • A committee is a group of people appointed by another group of people or by some person (s). • Types of committees • The are generally two types of committees namely Advisory committee and executive committee and they may be permanent or temporary. Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor 22.04.2020 12 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Committee meeting (cont.) • Committee rules and procedures. • There must be clearly laid down rules and procedures and these include;- i. Powers and duties ii. Membership iii. Voting iv. Arrangements for meetings v. Procedure i.e. how business is to be conducted. Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor 22.04.2020 13 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Key people in a meeting • Chairman ; • Convenes the meeting • Leads the meeting • Calls on the meeting to order • Secretary; • Records the committee decisions
Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor
22.04.2020 14 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Main events recorded by the Minute Secretary. • The names of the members presents • The names of any visitors • The names of members who were absent and of those who apologised for their absence. • The exact wording of any decisions taken • Summaries of discussions leading to these decisions. • The date of the next meeting. Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor 22.04.2020 15 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale Order of business • Chairman calls the meeting to order • Announces members who have given their apologies. • Introduces new members • He recognises any members who may be present. • The secretary reads the minutes • Members can raise questions about accurancy and completeness
Lecture notes on Meetings.By Ilukor
22.04.2020 16 Geresom,School of Hygiene-Mbale • The End
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