WEEK 2 Flashcards
Leadership is regarded as the ability to:
- guide others into actions that meet the objectives/goals of the organization
- process of engaging and influencing others
Characteristics of Leaders
3
- identify needs of clients, establish what is needed for health and then encourage others to act to meet those needs
- must be a good signpost reader
- provide visions and strategies
Tasks of Managers
7
- Planning: action of determining goals for the future
- Organizing: requires manager to design an efficient and effective workplace
- Staffing: responsibility for recruiting, hiring, training, and managing staff
- Directing: guiding organization to meet specific objectives
- Coordinating: activities and use of resources
- Reporting: demonstrate success in achiving goals
- Budgeting: using scarce resources wisely
Followers & Effective Followership
- frequently described as a ‘upward influence’ on their leaders
- effective follower requires contributing to team by doing as one is told but also by being aware of and raising relevant concerns
- effective followership contributes to establishment of high-functioning and safety-conscious teams
Define
Mentoring
- A formal supportive relationship between two or more health professionals that has the potential to result in professional growth for both parties
- Reciprocal relationship between expert and novice
Examples of Toxic Mentoring
- Mentors perpetuate past practices that prevent necessary change from occurring
- Mentor fails to assist mentee in developing their professional identity and leadership style - mentee is unable to progress on career path alone
- Mentor gives unrealistic assignments to the mentee, which may remain unfulfulled, culminating in mentee failure
Characteristics of Complexity Phenomena
4
Systems characterized by:
1. nonlinear interactive components
2. emergent phenomenon
3. continuous and discontinuous change
4. unpredictable outcomes
List the 2 General Leadership Styles
- Relationally focused leadership
- Task focused leadership
Define Relationally Focused Leadership
consider relationships rather than tasks to be the foundation of achieving positive change or outcomes
Define Task Focused Leadership
focus on tasks to be completed or on transactions between leaders, colleagues and followers that are required to complete the tasks
What is Resonant Leadership
3 characteristics
- Relational
- Focus on buidling relationships
- Managing emotion
Strong relationship between resonant leadership and …
Spirit at work
Define Spirit at Work
4 characteristics
Holistic measure of workplace experience. Looks at:
1. perceptions of engaging work
2. sense of community
3. spiritual connection - ex. greater than self
4. mystical experience - ex. sense of transcendence at work
Be able to recognize the 9 Relationally Focused Leadership Styles
- Situational and contingency based leadership
- Strengths-based leadership
- Authentic leadership
- Servant leadership
- Principal agent theory
- Transformational leadership
- Feminist leadership
- Quantum leadership
- Dyadic leadership
Define Situational and Contingency Based Leadership
- Suggests that no one leadership style is ideal for every situation
- Leadership must be adapted according to needs of the learner, employees and the environment
Define Strengths Based Leadership
Leaders strive to empower workers strengths rather than identify problems
Describe Authentic Leadership
Followers are inspired to act
Describe Servant Leadership
Leader’s primary responsibility are service to others and recognition that the role of organizations is to create people who can build a better tomorrow
Describe Principal Agent Theory
Leaders must provide incentives for followers to act in the organization’s best interest
Define Transformational Leadership
4 characteristics
- Idealized influence
- Intellectual stimulation
- Idealized consideration
- Inspirational motivation
Describe Feminist Leadership
- Focused on principles of transformational leadership
- Emphasizes an ethic of care expressed through the use of collaborative & relational skills, and the development of gender-equitable and empowering organizational goals
Describe Quantum Leadership
- A direct response to constant change present in the complex environment
- Builds upon transformational leadership
- Suggests that leaders must work together with subordinates to identify common goals, exploit opportunities, and empower staff to make decisions
Describe Dyadic Leadership
- Developed in response to increasing complexity of strategic issues
- Model of formal leadership in which two individuals with different skill sets, education, and backgrounds are paired to better fulfill the mission of the organization
Be able to recognize the 6 Task-Focused Leadership Styles
- Transactional leadership
- Laissez-faire
- Manage by exception
- Instrumental leadership
- Passive avoidant leadership
- Dissonant leadership