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Great man
implies that eaders are born not made
Trait theri
Contingency
Environmental/chameleon. Type of leader best suited for certain situation (VP?)
Situational
Leaders choose the best course of action based upon situational variables
Behavioral
People that lead with experience and mentoring
Transformational
Leaders ability to inspire and motivate team members (Obama)
Pseudo transformational leader
Leader who abuses their influence and manipulates followers to max their own gains (Hitler, Trump)
Transactional leadership theory
Based on exchanges between leader and follower. In which followers are rewarded for meeting goals or performance criteria
Servant Leader
Prioritizes growth and well being of employees
FOUR FRAME WORK APPROACH
-Political
-Human Resources
-Structural
-Symbolic
Pygmalion effect
High expectations placed on someone resulted in better work from the individual
C suite
A company’s top executives with most critical administrative and operational responsibilities. CEO,CFO etc
Competencies needed by successful healthcare leaders
-Communication/relationship management
-Professionalism
-knowledge of the healthcare environment
-business skills and knowledge
Blake and Moutons managerial Grid
a mental framework and graphic that can be used to help leaders identify their own leadership style and the style of their subordinates
Bolster and Larrere
Having political savy and being able to lead during change. Having effective interpersonal skills as well as being adaptable and influential.
Managerial Grid Leader Types
-Impoverished Leader
Detached permissive, lack of commitment, delegates, and disappears
Managerial Grid Leader Types
-Country Club Leader
Does not exert authority out of fear, uses reward and recognition to encourage
Managerial Grid Leader Types
-Authoritarian
Task-oriented, tough on workers gets work done at all costs, intolerat of dissent
Managerial Grid Leader Types
-Team Leader
Leads by example, fosters a productive team environment and encourages the highest potential and strengthens bonds
FOUR FRAMEWORK APPROACH, BOLMAN AND DEAL’S FREQUENT LEADERSHIP TYPES
-Political
Coalition builder, sets clear goals, builds connections, distributes power uses influence.
FOUR FRAMEWORK APPROACH, BOLMAN AND DEAL’S FREQUENT LEADERSHIP TYPES
-Human Rescources
Visible, empoewers, shares information, supportive, encourages participation
FOUR FRAMEWORK APPROACH, BOLMAN AND DEAL’S FREQUENT LEADERSHIP TYPES
-Structural
Social architect, focuses on structure, strategy, environment, execution and adaption
FOUR FRAMEWORK APPROACH, BOLMAN AND DEAL’S FREQUENT LEADERSHIP TYPES
-Symbolic
Inspirational, prophetic, uses symbolism, communicates vision
Psychological contracts
A persons beliefs formed by the organization, regarding the terms and conditions of a reciprocal agreement
PINCH MODEL
Stage 1-
Sharing information, negotiating expectations
PINCH MODEL
Stage 2
Role Clarity and commitment
PINCH MODEL
Stage 3
Moves from a productive and stable relationship to pinch point when a change in expectations occurs. Renegotiation occurs and the relationship responds
MYERS-BRIGGS AND JUNG TYPOLGIES
Extraversion/Introversion
How one interacts with society
MYERS-BRIGGS AND JUNG TYPOLGIES
Sensing/Intuiting
How one collects information
MYERS-BRIGGS AND JUNG TYPOLGIES
Thinking/Feeling
How one evaluates information
MYERS-BRIGGS AND JUNG TYPOLGIES
Judging/perceiving
How one makes decisions
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
1)Physiological Needs
2) Safety Needs
3) Love and belonging
4) esteem
5) self actualisation
ETHICAL FRAME WORK FOR HEALTHCARE LEADERS
Respect for persons-
Autonomy, truth telling, confidentiality
ETHICAL FRAME WORK FOR HEALTHCARE LEADERS
Beneficence
Refraining from actions that worsen the problem or cause negative results
ETHICAL FRAME WORK FOR HEALTHCARE LEADERS
Non-Maleficence
First, do no harm
ETHICAL FRAME WORK FOR HEALTHCARE LEADERS
Justice
Consistently applying clear and prospectively determined critera to decision making