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Leadership and Healthcare Services

In: Contemporary Leadership Challenges

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  • Bilge Sozen Sahne
  • Sevgi Sar
  • Sevgi Sar

Abstract

The reasons why organizations make changes in various fields, especially in their structure, include various changing situations such as globalization, increasing awareness in human rights and employee rights, developments in communication technologies, and changes in people's expectations and demands. These changes in their structures have brought along changes in their management perspectives. In shaping the new management perspective which became a field of study which contains specialties, international competition has also played a major role as well as abovementioned notions of globalization, human rights, and communication technologies. Organizations keeping up with the time and reaching success by achieving competitive superiority in their field of activity are closely related with being managed by real leaders and these leaders' behaviors and attitudes. Competition in healthcare sector has increased as a result of raised awareness in the right of healthy life which is one of the fundamental rights of individuals and that their demands were developed in that direction. In addition to this, it is quite important that the leaders, who are able to guide people, have ethical leadership characteristics in order to set an example to especially people who follow them and show righteousness and honesty in their actions.

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  • Bilge Sozen Sahne & Sevgi Sar & Sevgi Sar, 2017. "Leadership and Healthcare Services," Chapters, in: Aida Alvinius (ed.), Contemporary Leadership Challenges, IntechOpen.
  • Handle: RePEc:ito:pchaps:109026
    DOI: 10.5772/65288
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    Leader; Leadership; Healthcare services;
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    • M10 - Business Administration and Business Economics; Marketing; Accounting; Personnel Economics - - Business Administration - - - General

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