Leading Change Flashcards
What is the Adair functional leadership model? and what is the addendum in Health Care?
Leadership not as a person but rather as a set of behaviors that help a group perform their task or reach their goal. The model says that the leadership function meets needs in three distinct areas:
- Task
- Team
- Individual
Functional Results-Oriented Healthcare Leadership Model (2012) = Task, Team, Individual, and Results
According to “Three Needs Theory,” people have one of three dominant motivators. What are they?
Achievement
Affiliation
Power
According to Sirota’s Three Factor Theory, what three basic needs of workers do you need to meet to achieve goals?
Achievement, Equity/Fairness, and Camaraderie
What is Tuckman (1965) theory on Natural Evolution of a Team?
Forming: Questioning and Socializing. What are we doing?
Storming: Resistance, lack of participation, conflict
Norming: Cohesion development
Performing: Effectiveness, Balancing performace and process.
What is “Group Polarization” Disadvantage of Group Decision Making
tendency of a group to entertain more risky or extreme solutions to a problem
What are Kubler-Ross’s stages of Coping/Grief
1) Denial
2) Anger
3) Bargaining
4) Depression
5) Acceptance
What is the American College of Healthcare Executives Leadership Alliance Model
1) Communication and Relationship Management
2) Knowledge of the Healthcare Environment
3) Business Skills and Knowledge
4) Professionalism