Investigating the Relationship Between Strategic Management Barriers and Their Familiarity and Use in Imam Reza Hospital

Nowadays planners have come to the conclusion. given the dramatic and accelerating transformations of the world, it cannot be expected by just a relatively long-term planning, so they are turning to strategic management to determine the optimal horizons of the future of their organization. developing and implementing appropriate strategies and then ensuring the success of the organization by appropriately assessing the strategies. based on this necessity, in this research, the study of the relationship between strategic management barriers and its familiarity and use in imam reza (as) - amol hospital has been studied and researched. the research method was descriptive-survey and our statistical population was 146 according to morgan's table. then, 110 questionnaires were prepared and divided into statistical samples and 100 questionnaires were returned. validity of the questionnaire has been evaluated through content validity review. reliability is also obtained by calculating the alpha coefficient in the final implementation of 93/0. in this research, 10 research hypotheses have been presented and descriptive and inferential statistics have been used for data analysis. data were analyzed using mean, standard deviation and standard deviation and inferential data analysis using chi-square and mann-whitney u tests using km tests. statistical analysis was performed using the spss program at the level of 0.05. the findings of the research indicate that there are strategic management barriers in imam reza hospital, and the level of familiarity of managers with the strategic planning, implementation and evaluation components is at the optimal level, the extent to which managers use the components of the planning process and the implementation process is at a desirable level, and only the amount of managers using the component of the strategic assessment process is not at the optimal level.