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advocate
a person who defends or pleads the cause of another ; one that supports or promotes the interests of another
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affable
pleasant and at ease in talking to others , characterized by ease and friendliness
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agenda
a list or outline of things to be considered or done
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anacillary
subordinate , auxiliary
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appraisal
an expert judgment of the value or merit of ; judgment as to quality
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blatant
completely obvious , conspicuous , or obtrusive , especially in a crass or offensive manner , brazen
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burnout
exhaustion of physical or emotional strength or motivation , usually as a result of prolonged stress or frustration
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chain of command
a series of executive positions in
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cohesive
sticking together tightly ; producing cohesion
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disparaging
slighting , having a negative or degrading tone
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embezzlement
stealing from an employer ; goods ; service ; or funds ; without permission
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impenetrable
incapble of being penetrated or pierced ; not capable of being damaged or harmed
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incentives
things that incite or spur to action ; rewards or reasons for performing a task
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liaison
a close bond or connection ; a person with a connection ; contract ; link ; or conspiracy with another person or group
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mentors
trusted counselor or guides
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meticulous
marked by extreme or excessive care in the consideration or treatment of details
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micromanage
to manage with great or excessive control or attention to detail
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motivation
to process of inciting a person to some action or behavior
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reprimands
criticisms for a fault ; severe or formal reproofs
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retention
the act of keeping in possession or use ; keeping in one's pay or service
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subordinate
submissive to or controlled by authority ; placed in or occupying a lower class ; rank ; or postition
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targeted
directed or used toward a target ; directed toward a specific desire or position
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charismatic
inspire allegiance and devotion from their followers
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transactional
structured and organized
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transformational
innovative and able to bring about change in an organization
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styles of management
- autocratic
- democratic
- laissez-faire
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autocratic
makes demands and insists that tasks be done his or her way
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democratic
fair-minded and asks the opinions of the staff when making decisions
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laissez-faire
easygoing and does not make a lot of demands on employees
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power
the ability to influence employees so that they carry out their directive
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types of power
- coercive
- expert
- legitimate
- referent
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intrinsic
internal or originates inside someone
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extrinsic
external and more material in nature
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low morale may exist because of
- recent change in management
- recent change in policies and procedures
- terminations of other employees
- lack of business
- one employee who displays a poor attitude
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disbursement journal
- every amount paid out
- date and check number
- purpose of payment
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three types of leaders
- charismatic leader
- transactional leader
- transformational leader
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theory x
hard management
- humans dislike working and avoid it whenever possible
- worker who do not like responsibility and perfer to be directed than to lead
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theory y
people enjoy working
soft manangement
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six factors that can lead to job dissatifaction include
- company policy
- supervision
- relationship with supervisors
- work conditions
- salary
- relationship with co-workers
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six factors that lead to job satifaction include
- achievement
- recognition
- the work product
- responisbility
- advancement
- growth
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who moved the cheese streeses several points about change that the good manager should remember
- change happens
- anticipate change
- monitor change
- adapt to change quickly
- move with the change
- enjoy change
- be ready to change again quickly and enjoy it agin
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power is
the ability to influence employees so that they carry out their directives
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coercive power is
manipulative and the leaders often make threats or uses fear to accomplish goals
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granting reward is
a more positive use of power
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expert power
is a factor when the leader is knowledgeable
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legitimate power
is that of position or status the individual who serves as president hold legitimate power
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referent power
subordinate to who lead by example, mentors , parents , teachers
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types of problem patients
- complainers
- angry
- needy
- demanding
- violent
- nonpaying
- noncompliant
- drug seeking
- reschedulers
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mangers also may use the ____ ____ _____ approach when talking with employess about their preformace
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360 degrees evaluation
is an excellent tool for evaluating any employee including manager
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meeting agenda
- reading of the last meeting's minutes
- discussion of any unfinished business
- discussion of any problems in the clinical area
- discussion of any problems in the administrative area
- discussion of any problems in common area
- adjournment
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