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The Call of “Not Knowing”– How Uncertainty is Still the Test of Leadership

Great Leadership By Dan

There have been great examples of leadership in our multiple crises of the moment. Crisis leadership is a crucible and it’s natural for us to be inspired by what it can produce. We are seeing that leadership is a calling and it’s often more geeky than macho and certainly not authoritarian. Guest post by Randall P.

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Managing Change in Health Care

Coaching Tip

For example, many hospitals are now engaged in making changes to improve their performance and the quality of care they provide. Unfortunately, there are too many healthcare organizations where both the board and key leadership are risk averse. If you can't motivate people to change, you can't change the organization.

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Four Industries That Use the Situational Leadership® Methodology

The Center For Leadership Studies

The Situational Leadership ® Model has been a viable tool organizations have relied upon to build leaders and drive behavior change for over 50 years. For example: There will always be a task! (an Here are examples of the Situational Leadership ® Model used in four separate (and very different) settings.

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When Scaling Your Leadership is a Matter of Life or Death

Next Level Blog

What would you do if your customer base tripled almost overnight and their lives depended on you scaling up your leadership and your organization to meet the sudden surge in demand? The food that those folks receive from the Food Bank enables them to pay for other necessities like health insurance.

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How to Care for Your Employees’ Mental Health

Lead from Within

Provide (or advocate for) mental health resources at your company. Do everything in your power—ideally through your employee health care plan—to provide accessible, affordable mental health services such as counseling, therapy, and treatment for addiction. Lead by example. The Leadership Gap.

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This Is What Leaders Should Be Doing to Boost Mental Health

Lead from Within

Mental health issues are often a source of fear and stigma, and many leaders avoid them entirely. One way to start is by asking your top leadership team how they are and how their people are. If your health care plan doesn’t include these services, work to set up discounted programs with counselors and experts.

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Value Proposition for Community Based Organizations

Mike Cardus

For you to sustain and grow your health and human service agency will need a value proposition using data, and a capacity plan for growth and focus. For the past 6-years, I’ve worked with Community-Based-Organizations plus Health and Human Service agencies, through a process called getSET.