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Physician as Leader IV: From Theory to Practice Regarding Five Core Competencies

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Persevere in commitment to the goals despite distractions, resource constraints and other obstacles that may arise

Show interest in the hopes, concerns, values, interests, and needs of others

Celebrate individual and collective successes with tangible rewards and other forms of recognition

Refrain from expressing personal views until others have had opportunity to contribute their perspectives

 

Decision-Making (McKenna and Pugno, 2006, p. 291)

Establish criteria by which priorities will be determined and options will be evaluated

Establish processes for implementing decisions that enable ways of monitoring their effectiveness and adapting as appropriate

Set specific, measurable, actionable, realistic, time-delineated goals

Generate and investigate options with consideration for their likely impact on all involved

Analyze and synthesize information, maintaining a willingness to alter views or processes if appropriate

Review and discuss mistakes or mishaps in order to learn from them

Involve others in decision making by soliciting their ideas, inviting their reactions, and informing them of new developments

Recognize the futility of trying to keep up with all available information; instead, establish a system for filtering inputs according to the results sought

 

Action-Taking (McKenna and Pugno, 2006, p. 292)

Allocate resources in accordance with agreed upon values and priorities

Achieve goals within time and resource constraints

Encourage development of new skills by allowing opportunities to practice under the guidance of someone with more experience or expertise

Confront wrongdoing despite personal repercussions that may result

Resolve conflicts by identifying common ground and negotiating mutually beneficial agreements

Empower others to achieve results by addressing obstacles and providing necessary resources

Explore and test new approaches to tackle occasional and ongoing challenges

Establish coalitions of support, forums and processes to achieve the goals

Represent the interests of others, by advocating on their behalf

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