This Text Provides Leaders In The Healthcare Industry With The Skills They Need To Ensure That Their Organizations Are Guided Accurately And Effectively Through Periods Of Transformation. It Offers Strategies For Handling Challenges That Arise In Healthcare Organizations That Better Assist Leaders In Creating A Healing Environment For Both The Providers And Consumers Of Health Care. This Second Edition Presents A New Model For Leadership Using The Latest Understanding Of Quantum Mechanics Applied To Human Dynamic Behavior And The Real Issues That Leaders Confront In Their Roles And Relationships. This Book Focuses On The Individual And How To Develop Individuals Into Outstanding Leaders.
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Too much wording,
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The book does contain insights on what health care leaders should watch for in the 21st century. However, simple advice takes pages to get the point across. I believe the whole book could be presented in 1/3 of its size without loosing its main focus.
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This book was the most boring, redundant, book I've read in a while. The author loves to ramble on for eternity on a single thought, but never explains it. Grr. It was infuriating to read.
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This is a required book for school. It is very wordy and confusing. I've read many textbooks and this one, by far, is the worst. I find myself having to read the same chapter over and over to figure out what the author is trying to say. I feel like the author just wanted to get a book written without any regard for those who actually have to read it. I'm also frustrated with my Professor for using this book for a leadership class. There are graphics in the book that 'look good' but make no sense. I'd much prefer a practical book that I can understand than one where the author is trying to show off by using big words in sentences that don't make sense.
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