HSC Leadership and Management

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Great man

implies that eaders are born not made

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Trait theri

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Contingency

Environmental/chameleon. Type of leader best suited for certain situation (VP?)

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Situational

Leaders choose the best course of action based upon situational variables 

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Behavioral

People that lead with experience and mentoring

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Transformational

Leaders ability to inspire and motivate team members (Obama)

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Pseudo transformational leader

Leader who abuses their influence and manipulates followers to max their own gains (Hitler, Trump) 

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Transactional leadership theory 

Based on exchanges between leader and follower. In which followers are rewarded for meeting goals or performance criteria 

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Servant Leader

Prioritizes growth and well being of employees

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FOUR FRAME WORK APPROACH

-Political

-Human Resources

-Structural

-Symbolic

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Pygmalion effect

High expectations placed on someone resulted in better work from the individual

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C suite

A company’s top executives with most critical administrative and operational responsibilities. CEO,CFO etc

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Competencies needed by successful healthcare leaders

-Communication/relationship management

-Professionalism

-knowledge of the healthcare environment

-business skills and knowledge

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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

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Bolster and Larrere

Having political savy and being able to lead during change. Having effective interpersonal skills as well as being adaptable and influential. 

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Managerial Grid Leader Types

-Impoverished Leader

Detached permissive, lack of commitment, delegates, and disappears

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Managerial Grid Leader Types

-Country Club Leader

Does not exert authority out of fear, uses reward and recognition to encourage

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Managerial Grid Leader Types

-Authoritarian

Task-oriented, tough on workers gets work done at all costs, intolerat of dissent

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Managerial Grid Leader Types

-Team Leader

Leads by example, fosters a productive team environment and encourages the highest potential and strengthens bonds

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FOUR FRAMEWORK APPROACH, BOLMAN AND DEAL’S FREQUENT LEADERSHIP TYPES

-Political 

Coalition builder, sets clear goals, builds connections, distributes power uses influence.

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FOUR FRAMEWORK APPROACH, BOLMAN AND DEAL’S FREQUENT LEADERSHIP TYPES

-Human Rescources 

Visible, empoewers, shares information, supportive, encourages participation

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FOUR FRAMEWORK APPROACH, BOLMAN AND DEAL’S FREQUENT LEADERSHIP TYPES

-Structural 

Social architect, focuses on structure, strategy, environment, execution and adaption

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FOUR FRAMEWORK APPROACH, BOLMAN AND DEAL’S FREQUENT LEADERSHIP TYPES

-Symbolic 

Inspirational, prophetic, uses symbolism, communicates vision

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Psychological contracts

A persons beliefs formed by the organization, regarding the terms and conditions of a reciprocal agreement 

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PINCH MODEL

Stage 1- 

Sharing information, negotiating expectations 

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PINCH MODEL

Stage 2

Role Clarity and commitment

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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

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MYERS-BRIGGS AND JUNG TYPOLGIES

Extraversion/Introversion

How one interacts with society 

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MYERS-BRIGGS AND JUNG TYPOLGIES

Sensing/Intuiting

How one collects information

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MYERS-BRIGGS AND JUNG TYPOLGIES

Thinking/Feeling

How one evaluates information

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MYERS-BRIGGS AND JUNG TYPOLGIES

Judging/perceiving 

How one makes decisions

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

1)Physiological Needs

2) Safety Needs

3) Love and belonging

4) esteem

5) self actualisation

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ETHICAL FRAME WORK FOR HEALTHCARE LEADERS

Respect for persons- 

Autonomy, truth telling, confidentiality

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ETHICAL FRAME WORK FOR HEALTHCARE LEADERS

Beneficence

Refraining from actions that worsen the problem or cause negative results

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ETHICAL FRAME WORK FOR HEALTHCARE LEADERS

Non-Maleficence

First, do no harm

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ETHICAL FRAME WORK FOR HEALTHCARE LEADERS

Justice

Consistently applying clear and prospectively determined critera to decision making