Healthcare Leadership

Paper Summary:

The objective of this paper is to focus on the importance of leadership strategy in a clinical audit unit within the Department of Health and Medical Services. It looks at how the clinical audit unit responsibility is for all the private healthcare sectors in a given area, and in this case includes more than 1800 facilities (hospitals, healthcare centers, clinics, etc) The focus of this work is to look at how a course of leadership and strategy can be important for future career development.

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Objective
Introduction
Transitions in Organizations - How Long Does it Take?
Planned Change
Leadership Strategy for Transition or Change
Summary & Conclusion

From the Paper:

"The responsibilities of leadership and the strategies the leader must have knowledge of cannot be effectively learned 'impromptu' or experientially. The only sure method of assuring one has sufficient knowledge of leadership strategies and skills is to intentionally become educated in this area. Head of the Clinical Audit Unit, a unit responsible for compliance in healthcare practice standards must necessarily ensure that they are armed with knowledge in leadership in order to effectively lead toward excellence. "

Sample of Sources Used:

• Watkins, Michael (2003) The First 90 Days: Critical Success Strategies for New Leaders at all Levels. Harvard Business School Publishing 2003. Team Lib ISBNB: 1591391105.

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