2017
DOI: 10.5430/jha.v6n4p1
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From the top-down: Transformational leadership considerations for health care organizations

Abstract: Nurse leaders can positively influence critical issues in healthcare by engaging in transformational leadership (TL) practices. High in humility, extraversion, self-efficacy, and emotional intelligence, transformational leaders focus on followers as individuals and inspire high goal attainment. Organizations can increase TL behaviors through top-down training strategies. This paper evaluates salient TL characteristics and considerations for organizations wishing to create positive organization-wide change.

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“…Second, for inspiration, it is consistent with findings by Ren et al (2018), Shrivastava et al (2017), Salahuddin (2010), where they stated that millennials preferred to inspire others. Besides, leaders who lead by inspiration could inspire followers by providing meaning and purpose to the current goals, and by creating an attractive path toward achieving a goal (Sanner-Stiehr & Reynolds Kueny, 2017). Lastly, for vision, the findings are in line with previous research by Markus (2016), Ren et al (2018), and Graybill (2014), who they stated that millennials have a high preference for vision as, visionary leaders are not dependent on the organization for their sense of who they are and are more likely to make decisions based on values (Olaka et al, 2017).…”
Section: Discussion Implication and Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, for inspiration, it is consistent with findings by Ren et al (2018), Shrivastava et al (2017), Salahuddin (2010), where they stated that millennials preferred to inspire others. Besides, leaders who lead by inspiration could inspire followers by providing meaning and purpose to the current goals, and by creating an attractive path toward achieving a goal (Sanner-Stiehr & Reynolds Kueny, 2017). Lastly, for vision, the findings are in line with previous research by Markus (2016), Ren et al (2018), and Graybill (2014), who they stated that millennials have a high preference for vision as, visionary leaders are not dependent on the organization for their sense of who they are and are more likely to make decisions based on values (Olaka et al, 2017).…”
Section: Discussion Implication and Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, researchers have sought to examine the desired end goal for transformational leadership in healthcare, narrowing the objectives to improving health, greater patient experience, and reducing costs in administering health. research indicates that transformational leadership is pegged on community engagement and the development of collaborative initiatives through an empowerment framework [21]. Similarly, mainstream postulations highlight transformational leadership as proactive rather than reactive in the sense of being aware of new developments, testing new solutions, and being ahead of the pack [22].…”
Section: Leadership and Adoption Of Cloud Pharmacymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Plusieurs effets bénéfiques liés à l'utilisation du leadership transformationnel chez les infirmières gestionnaires sont notés, tels que la création d'un environnement de travail sain et positif, l'amélioration de la rétention (Brewer et al, 2016;Cummings et al, 2018), du soutien et de la satisfaction au travail des infirmières et l'amélioration de la qualité des soins aux patients (Hayden, Wolf et Zedreck-Gonzalez, 2016;Sanner-Stiehr et Reynolds Kueny, 2017).…”
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