leadership Flashcards
uses in crisis or emergency
autocratic
stable ward
democratic
expert staff
laissez faire
vital to success or the organization, provides direction and is a learned behavior
leader
ability to make the people follow
influence
ability to influence people despite their resistance
power
derived from politics and hierarchy (ranking), the higher the position the higher the position
positional power
derived from charisma and unique SKA. the unique SKA the more powerful
Personal power
person has a position
legitimate power or also called authoritative power
has a 5 years experience, person has a unique SKA and personal power
expert also called a mentor
(+) reinforcement, person has ability to fulfill people wishes
reward power
what type of reward does the nurse accepted
salary SD15
person source out power from fear, strict, altruistic, common use of disciplining
coercive power
power via associating with someone powerful, power obtained by showing a good example
referent
why nurses need to study about leadership?*
DESTINY
“LEADERS ARE BORN NOT MADE”
GREAT MAN THEORY BY ARISTOTLE- obsolete theory
“LEADERS SHOULD POSSESS A SPECIFIC SET OF CHARACTERISTICS”
TRAIT THEORY -obsolete beliefe
“LEADERS SHOULD FULFILL PEOPLES NEEDS”
TRANSACTIONAL THEORY
“LEADERS SHOULD BE AGENTS OF CHANGE”
TRANSFORMATIONAL THEORY
Made the Managerial Grid that focus in people and output
Black & Mouton
increased peoples focus and decreased output
country club
increased both people and output
team approach
decreased both people and output
impoverished
decreased people and increased output
produce or perish
what are the 3 leadership style of Kurt Lewins
Autocratic, Democratic, laissezfaire
Dictatorial, authoritative, decides all by himself, responsible alone, decreased of staff, increased of level of leader control, increased output
Autocratic
Participative, collaborative, consultative, decides with others, responsible with the group, medium freedom, medium control, increased quality
democratic
permissive, ultraliberal, “let others do”, let others decide, others become responsible or no one at all, increased freedom of staff, decreased leader control
Laissez faire
member of the group are well directed an cooperative with each other
cohesive
power can emanate from position or personality, may or may not have a position, focus on peoples welfare, inspirational (more popular), thinks outside the box, eyes on the horizon
leader
power emanates from positional source only, requires a position/tittle, focused on the output, aspirational (more successful), thinks within the box(planner) eyes on the box
manager
getting the cooperation, of a group of people to achieve a common goal, solidarity, and unity
management
who made the 14 principle of management?
Henry Fayol
right to command and has a direction
authority
putting others needs above one’s own, altruism, selflessness, has a common goal and a follower
subordinate
team spirit, camaraderie /pride in belonging to ones group, good relationship of the people, solidarity*
Esprit de corps
putting task in proper sequence
order/ pattern
self motivation
initiative
self control, follows rules and set boundaries
discipline
absence of treat to the employment, against turnover-elimination of staff (understaffing)
stability of tenure
one common goal
unity of direction
one common authority or instruction*
unity of command
source of motivation
remuneration/ salary
fair and equal treatment, principle of justice, fights against nepotism
equity
distribution of authority, top of decision making
centralization and decentralization
chain of command, pass through certain people before the head
scalar chain
delegation “no man is an island”
division of labor
brain of the management, goal setting*
planning
group of people, backbone of the management
organizing
delegation of the task, heart of the organizing
direct
standard, conscience of management
control
driving force or management; motivation of the management; deciding in advance (what, who, how)
planning
do something ahead of time before there is something to be happened
proactive
the 14 principle of management of henry fayol
- authority
- subordinates
- espirit de corps
4.order - initiative
- discipline
- stability of tenure
- unity of direction
- unity of command
- remuneration
- equity
- centralization/ decentralization
- scalar chain
- division of labor
5 characteristics of a good plan
- proactive
- dynamic/flexible
- foresight/ prediction
- decreasing the element of change
- success yielding
provide direction to the organization, top level management, long-term, planning of hierarchy
strategic planning
to guide daily activities, lower level management, short term/ annual, inventory/ keeping on track, rotation of duty, audit
operational planning
in SWOT technique what is the positive internal
strength
in SWOT technique what is the negative internal
weakness
in SWOT technique what is the positive external
opportunity
in SWOT technique what is the negative external
threat