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Management and leadership in nursing and health care : an experiential approach

https://bccalibrary.andornot.com/en/permalink/catalog120754
Rigolosi, Elaine La Monica. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company, LLC , 2013. 3rd ed.
Audience
Professional
Table of Contents:; Management processes -- Theories of management and leadership -- Knowing self -- Diagnosing others -- Leader behavior -- Diagnosing the task -- The vroom, yetton, and jago managerial decision-making model -- Management in action -- Communication -- Power -- Confident communicati…
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Author
Rigolosi, Elaine La Monica
Edition
3rd ed.
Place of Publication
New York, NY
Publisher
Springer Publishing Company, LLC
Publication Date
2013
Series
EBSCOhost eBook Nursing Collection
Subjects
Nurse administrators
Administrative Personnel
Leadership
Nursing care - Organization & administration
Abstract
Table of Contents:
Management processes -- Theories of management and leadership -- Knowing self -- Diagnosing others -- Leader behavior -- Diagnosing the task -- The vroom, yetton, and jago managerial decision-making model -- Management in action -- Communication -- Power -- Confident communication / by Patricia M. Raskin -- Conflict resolution -- Time management -- Change facilitator -- Teacher -- Team builder -- Interviewer -- What is an interview? -- Performance appraiser -- Creativity -- Diversity -- Ethics.
ISBN
9780826108395
9780826108401
Language
English
Material Type
Ebook
Audience
Professional
Location
Internet
Website Notes
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Leadership and challenges in medical physics - a strategic and robust approach

https://bccalibrary.andornot.com/en/permalink/catalog123598
Caruana, Carmel J. Bristol, UK: IOP Publishing , [2020].
Audience
Professional
Call Number
WN110 C329 2020
Availability
1 copy, 1 available
Leadership and Challenges in Medical Physics: A Strategic and Robust Approach aims to present aspiring future Medical Physics leaders with effective, strategic and robust leadership skills in a world dominated by austerity economics, inter-professional competition and sometimes unchecked commoditiz…
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Alternate Title
Leadership and challenges in medical physics - a strategic and robust approach : a EUTEMPE Network book
Author
Caruana, Carmel J.
Place of Publication
Bristol, UK
Publisher
IOP Publishing
Publication Date
[2020]
Physical Description
xvii, [10 chapters] ; 26 cm
Series
IPEM-IOP series in physics and engineering in medicine and biology
Subjects
Health Physics
Leadership
Vocational Guidance
Abstract
Leadership and Challenges in Medical Physics: A Strategic and Robust Approach aims to present aspiring future Medical Physics leaders with effective, strategic and robust leadership skills in a world dominated by austerity economics, inter-professional competition and sometimes unchecked commoditization. Chapters are dedicated to healthy leadership and leadership styles, organizational politics, organizational psychology and negotiating skills. A compendium of SWOT themes provides leaders with a ready resource of possible ideas to trigger initial SWOT brainstorming and discussions when developing strategic plans with their own group or team. In addition, the script is peppered with reflection/discussion points or case studies to promote a systematic and well-thought out approach to strategic planning.
ISBN
9780750313964
Language
English
Material Type
Book
Audience
Professional
Location
Surrey Library
Call Number
WN110 C329 2020

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c.1 BC Cancer Agency SUR Library Available
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