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This study aims to examine the effects of ethical leadership on job satisfaction, affective commitment and burnout of health care employees, considering frustration tolerance and emotional stability as moderating variables.
4 paź 2024 · In healthcare, ethical leadership involves prioritizing the well-being of patients, staff and the wider community. A doctor who is a good team leader fosters a workplace culture of trust, collaboration, and transparency, while holding everyone accountable for their actions.
24 cze 2022 · Research has shown that ethical leadership can reduce nursing error , increase error reporting [51, 52], create organizational commitment [53, 54], improve the health and well-being of employees , provide better services , and create ethical behavior in employees [56, 57].
1 cze 2024 · This paper examines the importance of ethical leadership in health care and why formal training for nurse leaders is critical. The paper covers key ethical skills, knowledge, and behaviors. In addition, we discuss challenges and strategies for implementing ethical leadership development programs.
3 paź 2024 · In healthcare, ethical leadership involves prioritizing the well-being of patients, staff and the wider community. A doctor who is a good team leader fosters a workplace culture of trust, collaboration, and transparency, while holding everyone accountable for their actions.
4 wrz 2019 · The careful attention to leader and staff self-awareness, ethical values, positive psychological resources and propositions that connect model constructs establish authentic leadership as both a contemporary leadership approach and a return to genuine and timeless leadership qualities and processes.
Traditional ethical leadership in healthcare concentrated on the oversight of the individual provider-patient relationship. However, as care delivery becomes predominantly team-based and integrated across provider organizations, these ethical frameworks also need to consider meso- and macro-factors within the system.