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Human-Centered Leadership in Healthcare : Evolution of a Revolution / Kay Kennedy, Lucy Leclerc, and Susan Campis.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Kennedy, Kay, author.
- Leclerc, Lucy, author.
- Campis, Susan, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Health services administration.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (206 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- New York, New York : Morgan James Publishing, [2022]
- Summary:
- A healthcare leader's guide to changing culture by embracing this secret....it starts with the leader but it's not about them.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Title
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Foreword
- Preface
- A Few Words About This Book
- Part I: A New Model of Leadership-It's COMPLEX
- Chapter 1: Recognizing Humanity in a Complex World
- The Intent
- Chapter 2: Show Me the Evidence
- The Wind
- The Research Journey
- Constructivist Grounded Theory
- The Nuts and Bolts
- Implications for Nurse Leaders
- Part II: It Starts with You
- Chapter 3: The Human at the Center: The Journey to Self-Awareness
- To Know Thyself
- The Powerful Pursuit of Self-Awareness
- The Four Self-Awareness Archetypes
- Chapter 4: The Importance of Self-Care and Self-Compassion in a World Full of Burnout
- So, What's the Difference Between Stress and Burnout?
- Self-Care and the Art of Resiliency
- Self-Care Versus Self-Compassion: The Chicken or the Egg?
- Chapter 5: Two Tigers, a Mouse, and a Strawberry: The Art of Mindfulness
- Mindfulness Begins with the Breath (or the Lipstick)
- Mindfulness Versus Multitasking: Truth be Told
- Being a Mindful Leader
- Part III: It's Not About You
- Chapter 6: But It's Not About You!
- Exemplar
- Embodying an Awakener: Motivator, Mentor, Coach, Architect, and Advocate
- Embodying a Connector: Collaborator, Supporter, Edgewalker, Engineer, Authentic Communicator
- Embodying an Upholder: Personally Well, Mindful, Others-Oriented, Emotionally Aware, and Socially and Organizationally Aware
- Chapter 7: The Awakener: Developing a Culture of Excellence
- Who is the Awakener?
- Motivator
- Mentor
- Coach
- Architect
- Advocate
- The Awakener Meets Complexity
- Outcomes Resulting from a Culture of Excellence
- Practical Ways to Influence a Culture of Excellence
- Create Individual Development Plans
- Celebrate Certified Nurses Day
- Develop a Peer Coaching Program.
- Implement Visual Management Boards to Follow Quality Outcomes
- Recognize a Just Culture is a Safe Culture
- Chapter 8: The Connector: Creating a Culture of Trust
- Who is the Connector?
- Collaborator
- Supporter
- Edgewalker
- Engineer
- Authentic Communicator
- The Connector Meets Complexity
- Outcomes Resulting from a Culture of Trust
- Practical Ways to Influence a Culture of Trust
- Embrace AACN's Standards for a Healthy Work Environment
- Chapter 9: The Upholder: Cultivating a Culture of Caring
- Who is the Upholder?
- Mindful
- Emotionally Aware
- Others-Oriented
- Socially and Organizationally Aware
- Personally Well and Healthy
- The Upholder Meets Complexity
- Outcomes Resulting from a Culture of Caring
- Practical Ways to Influence a Culture of Caring
- Rounding
- Recognizing Supportive Team Members
- Make Self-Care and Work-Life Harmony a Priority for Yourself and Your Team Members
- Part IV: Developing the People who Lead the People
- Chapter 10: Emotional Intelligence: The Key to Human-Centered Leadership
- Consciousness of Self-It starts with you!
- Consciousness of Others-It's not about you!
- Consciousness of Context-Culture is King!
- Chapter 11: Change Management: Expect the Unexpected!
- Nonlinear Change Management
- Think Like an Edgewalker: Complexity, Chaos, and the Human-Centered Leader
- Appreciative Inquiry
- Linear Change Management
- Nonlinear, Linear, or Both: Be the Change!
- Chapter 12: Connecting the Three Cs: Competence, Capability, and Complexity
- Preparing for Complexity
- Difference Between Competency and Capability
- Awakening Capability
- Process-Oriented Learning Methods
- Strive for Competence and Capability
- Chapter 13: Reflective Practice: Learning from Experience
- Cultivating a Reflective Mindset
- Reflective Practice: Your Superpower.
- Reflective Journaling: The New Diary
- Human-Centered Leadership and Reflective Practice
- Chapter 14: Innovation-The Power of Thinking Differently
- Aesop's Wisdom: The Crow and the Pitcher
- Human-Centered Leadership and Innovation
- Walking the Talk
- Awaken Bedside Nurses to Shift their Paradigm
- Thinking Differently
- When is Innovation Needed? Mind the Gap
- The Strategic Must-Haves for Innovation
- Innovation Competencies
- Teaching Innovation
- Nurse Innovators
- Ignite Innovation
- Chapter 15: Dealing with "Joy Interrupters"
- Uninterrupted Joy … For the Most Part
- Joy, Interrupted
- Taking Action: How do I protect my joy?
- Patience
- Kill Them With Kindness
- Be Intentional
- Do What's Right, Every Time
- Zero-Sum Game
- Part V: Join the Movement
- Chapter 16: Imagine What Could Be…
- Butterflies, Chaos, and Your Part in All This
- Momentum
- Don't Let Anything or Anyone Stop You
- About the Authors
- Appendix A: Human-Centered Leadership in Healthcare Appraisal: Do a Pulse Check
- Appendix B: Human-Centered Leadership Dimensions and Attributes with Definitions
- Appendix C: Crosswalk of ANCC (2015) Magnet Standards with Human-Centered Leadership Dimensions and Outcomes
- Appendix D: Crosswalk of American Nurses Association Code of Ethics for Nurses (2015) with Supporting Culture Created by Human-Centered Leaders
- Appendix E: Crosswalk of AACN Draft Essentials for BSN, MSN, and DNP Programs with Human-Centered Leadership Dimensions, Attributes, and Outcomes
- Appendix F: American Association of Critical Care Nurses (2016) Healthy Work Environment (HWE) Crosswalk with Human-Centered Leadership (HCL) Dimensions and Cultures.
- Notes:
- Description based on print version record.
- ISBN:
- 9781631955549
- 1631955543
- OCLC:
- 1397572975
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