Discussion question

Power, influence, advocacy and authenticity are all functions of leadership. View the video, “Morale and Discipline: The mind of a Leader” at

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Discuss how strong leaders apply power, influence, advocacy and authenticity to motivate those they lead.

Please include References

Topic Material: Lecture Note1. AMP-450 Lecture 1

Read Lecture 1.

AMP-450 Lecture 1
Textbook1. The Interprofessional Health Care Team: Leadership and Development

Read chapters 1 and 4.

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Electronic Resource1. Medical Professionalism Requires That the Best Interest of the Patient Must Always Come First

Read “Medical Professionalism Requires That the Best Interest of the Patient Must Always Come First,” by Buetow, from Journal of Primary Health Care (2013).

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2. Doing the Right Thing: Pathways to Moral Courage

Read “Doing the Right Thing: Pathways to Moral Courage,” by Lachman, Murray, Iseminger, and Ganske, from American Nurse Today (2012).

https://americannursetoday.com/doing-the-right-thi…

3. Optional: Professionalism and the Power of Words: A Meditation

For additional information, the following is recommended:

“Professionalism and the Power of Words: A Meditation,” by Bushardt, from Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants (2012).

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4. Optional: Professionalism and Self-Presentation. Professional Behavior in Healthcare Professions: Professionalism and Self-Presentation

For additional information, the following is recommended:

“Professionalism and Self-Presentation. Professional Behavior in Healthcare Professions: Professionalism and Self-Presentation,” by Timmins, from Nurse Education in Practice (2013).

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