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This study serves as a means of determining the relevance of information richness theory to the field of public relations as it pertains to employee communications and community building. In the article, I analyze the effect that various employee communications tools could potentially have on fostering a sense of community in an organization based on their degrees of information richness. Using a survey method to gather data, the study focuses on a healthcare system in the Pacific Northwest with multiple locations. The study evaluates employee perceptions of the effectiveness of various communication tools in helping to establish a sense of community at 3 levels of the organitation—departmental, regional, and organizational.
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