Organisational Health Audits identify areas where
the organisation is performing well, and areas for improvement
and cover three levels: organisation, process, and role.

Organisational Health Audits identify the surface issues
(the symptoms) then underlying causes so issues can be properly fixed.

The Organisational Health Audit is a diagnostic tool and can be used to:
  •  Improve organisational performance and productivity;
  •  Identifying reasons for underperforming operations & work practices;
  •  Reviewing and addressing effects of workplace change;
  •  Address interpersonal and group conflicts
  •  Identify causes of employee complaints and dissatisfaction;
  •  Improve Employee Engagement; and
  •  Recognise organisational capability issues;


The diagram below examples subject areas covered by Audits. 

 
 Organisational Performance
  Employee Well-Being
    Organisational Health
 A framework for improving performance and well-being.