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    (Pepinsky 90). When it was possible, the government had sought to integrate oppositional figures but in times of conflict, harsh measures were employed to repress oppositional progress. The most infamous case was the treatment of prominent opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim who was subject to administrative detention, criminalization, and exclusion of…

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    Why do you want to become a tutor for the UTC? What qualities do you possess that will make you an effective tutor? I want to become a tutor because I greatly enjoyed tutoring both my Junior and Senior years of high school. I have always helped those around me who struggle in class and tutoring is a natural extension of that. Additionally, tutoring is one of the only careers I have had experience in so far making this a familiar job. My best quality for this job is experience. I tutored on a…

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    Role of clinical nurse leadership in improving patient care Jill Murphy and colleagues describe how clinical leadership has been defined and developed among nurse leaders in the Republic of Ireland summary Leadership in nursing plays a crucial part in the provision of good patient care. However, the terms ‘nursing leadership’ and ‘nursing management’ are often confused. This article discusses the difficulties in defining ‘clinical leadership’, outlines its development in the Republic of Ireland,…

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    Successful Teamwork

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    success of a company. The company and staff become more familiar with each other and learn how to work together. A successful teamwork allows them to complete tasks efficiently and quickly. I am the new member in this team, my position title is ‘Team Leader of Distribution and Warehousing’. It is a front line management position. There are 12 team members, from different backgrounds and with differing levels of expertise. Some of them have worked for a couple years in the division and other are…

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    the U.S. Army War College stated in 2003that toxic leaders are focused on visible short-term missions and accomplishments. They provide superiors with impressive, articulate presentations and enthusiastic responses to the mission, but they are unconcerned about, or oblivious to, staff or troop morale and/or climate. Toxic leaders are seen as arrogant, self-serving, inflexible, and petty (Ulmer, 2012). Ulmer proposed a definition of a toxic leader as “individuals whose behavior appears driven by…

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    Clinical leadership education for nursing students: Shaping future clinical leaders Curtis et al. (2011, p.309) stated that clinical leadership is an important part of nursing practice which should be started ‘at the earliest stages of basic nursing education and training’. I propose to critically examine clinical leadership education for nursing students, overcoming barriers to clinical leadership education and developing future clinical leaders in the implementation for health care policy and…

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    professional practice, its historical dependence on physician still lingers. I would say, nurses could not able to be psychologically free and independent from physicians influence. For instance, Boland, Boland and Buus (2010) in their research article titled “Autonomy, evidence, and intuition: nurses and decision-making”, discussed this very issue that nurses have in clinical practice. According to the researchers, nurses still have a problem to be independent practitioner and the problem…

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    DISCUSSION Defining clinical leadership Clinical leaders are defined as clinical experts who provide direct clinical services to patients (Stanley 2012). The dimension in developing clinical leadership has been identified and these are related to organizing clinical area, providing patient service, and developing professional and competences for clinical leadership (Casey et al. 2011). This view is supported by Casey et al. (2011) who argues that clinical leadership optimizes patient services…

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    Fm 6-22 Characteristics

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    field manual on the characteristics and qualities of what an ideal leader should be. A figure that influences those around them and provides a source of inspiration, instills a sense of purpose and maintains the ability to motivate not only subordinates but superiors as well. Of course not every good leader can fit the mold of the ideal Army leader nor is it fair to expect perfection and alignment with FM 6-22; however all leaders both inside the military and out can learn from this field manual…

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    (p.18). While Hero & Herman (2014) shared that Managers need to be honest with players about their position on the team, what is expected to them, and what they need to do to success. While these are their way of becoming effective and competent leaders, I have to manage contractual obligations at my job. There are Evidence Based Practices that are utilized as a helpful guide to meet the needs and steps to follow. So I have implemented the steps into the employees performance by training them to…

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