“The healthcare environment faces evolving challenge, which in turn means that the skills required for leadership are constantly changing as well. Whether it’s responding to new or modified regulations, bottom-line profitability pressures, new diagnostic or treatment techniques or integrating technological trends into system processes, what makes a person an effective system leader is the ability to balance all of these pressures alongside the needs of patients” (Becker’s Hospital Review, 2017, para 5). The most successful healthcare leaders are assertive and collaborative. They are diplomatic yet blunt. They are also very engaging. They are motivating and enthusiastic. Health care leaders need to be logical but still supportive and tolerant. They need to be structured, practice and have extensive knowledge of the health care issues. “The most effective leaders will not sacrifice relationships for results or results for relationships. They put it upon themselves to balance both as effectively as they can, regardless of their natural strengths and preferences” (Abdulaziz, 2013
“The healthcare environment faces evolving challenge, which in turn means that the skills required for leadership are constantly changing as well. Whether it’s responding to new or modified regulations, bottom-line profitability pressures, new diagnostic or treatment techniques or integrating technological trends into system processes, what makes a person an effective system leader is the ability to balance all of these pressures alongside the needs of patients” (Becker’s Hospital Review, 2017, para 5). The most successful healthcare leaders are assertive and collaborative. They are diplomatic yet blunt. They are also very engaging. They are motivating and enthusiastic. Health care leaders need to be logical but still supportive and tolerant. They need to be structured, practice and have extensive knowledge of the health care issues. “The most effective leaders will not sacrifice relationships for results or results for relationships. They put it upon themselves to balance both as effectively as they can, regardless of their natural strengths and preferences” (Abdulaziz, 2013