Leadership and Management in Healthcare Trends

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Which of the following leadership styles emphasizes the importance of encouraging constructive dissent?

  • Agile Leadership
  • Rebel Leadership (correct)
  • Servant Leadership
  • Quantum Leadership

What is a key characteristic of Thought Leadership, as described in the text?

  • Willingness to take risks and pursue innovative ideas (correct)
  • Focus on building consensus through collaboration
  • Prioritizing the personal and professional development of followers
  • Emphasis on empowering followers to make decisions

Which of the following is NOT a principle of Rebel Leadership as described by Francesca Gino?

  • Embrace a fixed mindset to ensure stability (correct)
  • Seek out the new
  • Foster happy accidents (mistakes may unlock a breakthrough)
  • Learn everything—then forget everything

What is a key difference between Industrial Age Leadership and Relationship Age Leadership?

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Which leadership style emphasizes the importance of identifying common goals and empowering employees for organizational success?

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Which of the following is a characteristic of Agile Leadership?

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What is a key characteristic of Servant Leadership, as described in the text?

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Which of the following leadership styles emphasizes the understanding and management of emotions in the workplace?

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Level 5 Leadership, according to Jim Collins?

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What is the primary focus of Appreciative Leadership?

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According to the content, what is a key element of follower motivation?

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What is the primary goal of servant leadership?

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Which of the following is NOT a key component of Appreciative Inquiry?

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What distinguishes Level 5 Leadership from other leadership levels, according to Jim Collins?

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In the context of the 'Principal Agent Theory', who is the 'agent'?

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Which of the following is a core principle of strengths-based leadership?

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Which of the following is NOT a component of emotional intelligence?

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What is the key characteristic of authentic leadership?

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According to the provided information, what is the primary function of emotional intelligence in leadership?

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What is the main reason why it is crucial for leaders to be able to control their own emotions?

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Which of the following best describes 'social capital' as defined in the text?

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Which question from DISPLAY 3.5 is LEAST directly related to assessing trustworthiness as an authentic leader?

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What is the primary reason why an agent (follower) might not always act in the best interest of their principal (leader)?

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Which of the following is NOT a key benefit of 'investing in human capital' within organizations?

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How does the 'Relationship/Information Age' differ from the 'Scientific/Industrial Age' in terms of leadership?

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of leadership in the 'Relationship/Information Age'?

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What is the key to relationship building in the 21st century?

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What metaphor is used to describe organizations in the 'Relationship/Information Age'?

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Which of the following is an example of an 'Inner' leadership attribute according to Figure 3.1?

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What are some key factors impacting health-care trends in the 21st century?

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Which of these leadership traits is NOT specifically mentioned as being valued by Millennials?

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How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted health care organizations?

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Which leadership domain within strengths-based leadership focuses on converting plans into actionable steps?

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What is a key emphasis of strengths-based leadership?

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Which of these is NOT a potential characteristic of transformational leadership?

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How does the COVID-19 pandemic relate to the changing landscape of leadership and management in healthcare?

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What does the term 'interactional leadership' refer to?

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Flashcards

Technical Skills

Specific knowledge and abilities related to traditional tasks.

Adaptive Skills

Capabilities to adjust and respond to changing environments.

Command and Control

Traditional leadership style focused on authority and directives.

Invitation and Interdependence

Collaborative leadership approach emphasizing mutual influence.

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Leadership as Trusteeship

Leadership viewed as a responsibility to serve others and the community.

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Human Capital

The collective skills and knowledge of individuals.

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Social Capital

What a group can achieve together through collaboration.

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Emotional Intelligence (EI)

The ability to perceive, understand, and manage emotions effectively.

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Self-awareness

Recognizing and understanding one's moods and emotions.

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Self-regulation

The ability to control disruptive impulses and moods.

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Empathy

Understanding and accepting the emotional makeup of others.

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Authentic Leadership

Leading by staying true to oneself and values.

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Trustworthiness Assessment Questions

Questions to evaluate authenticity in leadership.

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Strengths-Based Leadership

Leadership that recognizes and builds on the strengths of followers.

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Key follower needs

Followers seek trust, compassion, stability, and hope.

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Appreciative Inquiry

Asking followers what they need to grow and succeed.

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Level 5 Leadership

Leadership characterized by humility and the ability to empower others.

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Level 1: Highly Capable Individual

A leader skilled and talented in their own work.

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Level 2: Contributing Team Member

A leader who helps the team succeed using their skills.

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Servant Leadership

Prioritizing the needs of others to promote collaboration and service.

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Principal-Agent Problem

Issues arise when an agent makes decisions on behalf of a principal.

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Factors Affecting Health-Care Trends

Elements influencing changes in health care systems, including demographics and policies.

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COVID-19 Impact on Health Care

Effects of the pandemic on health care systems, such as supply shortages and workforce challenges.

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Shift in Leadership Thinking

Changes in leadership approaches due to organizational contexts and new management strategies.

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Millennials' Leadership Traits

Characteristics valued by Millennials in their leaders, including transparency and accountability.

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Strategic Thinking in Leadership

The ability to focus on long-term goals and the future direction of an organization.

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Influence in Leadership

The ability to convince and gain support to move projects forward.

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Relationship Building in Leadership

Creating a cohesive and goal-oriented team from diverse individuals.

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Agile Leadership

A leadership style characterized by fast, flexible decision making and openness to new ideas.

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Thought Leadership

Influencing others to consider new ideas or innovations through risk-taking and vision.

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Francesca Gino's Principles

Eight principles guiding rebel leadership to foster innovation and growth.

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Constructive Dissent

Encouraging open discussions that challenge the status quo to foster innovation.

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Quantum Leadership

Leadership that focuses on the complex and dynamic work environment to enhance productivity.

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Industrial Age Leadership

A traditional leadership model focused on productivity and hierarchical structures.

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Relationship Age Leadership

A leadership style that emphasizes personal and professional investment in followers' development.

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Study Notes

Twenty-First-Century Thinking About Leadership and Management

  • Factors affecting health care trends include: growing older population, health care reform, reductions in health care reimbursements, new quality imperatives, emphasis on sustainability, shift in care settings (inpatient to community/outpatient), innovation, and technological advances, and organizational cultures focused on customer care.
  • COVID-19 pandemic impacted health care organizations with short-term and long-term supply chain shortages of personal protective equipment, medications, and vaccines.
  • Healthcare struggled to maintain adequate staffing while ensuring worker safety. Telehealth and virtual care strategies became crucial in providing and delivering care.

Shifting Leadership and Management Thinking

  • Organizational context, levels of analysis, and potential boundary conditions on transformational leadership are key factors.
  • Leadership traits valued by millennials include: Open and early communication, inspiring others, valuing company values, ownership of mistakes, recognizing accomplishments, trust, courage to make right decision rather than popular one, value addition to teams and visibility, caring for people.

Strengths-Based Leadership

  • Focuses on developing and empowering strengths rather than weaknesses.
  • Leaders should build teams with balanced strengths across four leadership domains: Strategic thinking (long-term focus), Influence, Relationship building, and Execution.

Leadership Traits

  • Influence: Effective leaders sell ideas, build political support, and get people to rally behind initiatives.
  • Relationship Building: Effective leaders unite disparate individuals into effective teams, working toward a common goal.
  • Execution: Effective leaders translate plans into action, getting things done.
  • Trust: Leaders must build trust with followers.
  • Compassion: Leaders should care about their followers.
  • Stability: Followers need leaders they can depend on.
  • Hope: Followers want to feel positive about their future.
  • Appreciative Leadership: Focuses on recognizing strengths to build upon for collective success.

Jim Collin's Level 5 Leadership

  • Level 1: Highly Capable Individual
  • Level 2: Contributing Team Member
  • Level 3: Competent Manager
  • Level 4: Effective Leader
  • Level 5: Great Leader

Greenleaf's Servant Leadership

  • Putting others (employees, customers, community) as priority.
  • Fostering a service-oriented culture.
  • Recognizing the importance of followers in the leadership process.

Principal Agent Theory

  • Involves situations where one party (agent) makes decisions on behalf of another (principal). Agents may not always act in the best interest of the principal.
  • Followers should be motivated to act in the best interests of the organization.

Human and Social Capital Theory

  • Focuses on the collective skills, knowledge, and intangible assets of individuals (human capital).
  • Highlights the importance of social groups and how they can achieve collectively (social capital).

Emotional Intelligence

  • The ability to perceive, understand, and control one's emotions and the emotions of others.
  • Critical for leaders and managers to be effective.

Authentic Leadership

  • Leaders acting accordingly to their values, principles, and convictions.
  • Acting with integrity, appreciating diverse opinions, admitting mistakes, and maintaining truthfulness.

Agile Leadership

  • Adaptive decision-making, openness to ideas, and an inclusive approach to following.

Thought Leadership

  • Inspiring others to consider new ideas, products, or ways of thinking.

Quantum Leadership

  • Recognizes the complexity and dynamics of the work environment and emphasizes the importance of collaboration and employee empowerment.

Relationship Age Leadership

  • Grounded on genuine investment in the personal and professional development of followers.
  • Employs leadership styles such as servant leadership, appreciative leadership, agile leadership, and uses human and social capital and emotional intelligence.

Comparing Industrial and Relationship Age Leadership

  • Comparing Industrial- and Relationship-Oriented leadership styles and their key differences. Provides a framework for understanding different approaches to leadership.

Authentic (Congruent) Leadership

  • This style suggests that leaders must be true to themselves, their values, and their principles to be effective. It emphasizes acting in accordance with one's convictions to inspire followers.

Developing as a Thought Leader

  • Francesca Gino's eight principles present a framework for cultivating thought leadership, including seeking new ideas, encouraging critical thinking, and revealing oneself authentically.

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