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        | grant favors (money, time off) viewed as valuable by another |  | 
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        | ability to punish (Scheduling, withholding) |  | 
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        | tied to position (charge nurse) |  | 
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        | Desire to be like that person, ID with powerful person based on position |  | 
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        | ID with powerful personality |  | 
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        | neutral, reciprocal, temporary |  | 
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        | “Empowering leadership means bringing out the energy and capabilities that people have and getting them to work together in a way that they would not do otherwise…that they see the positive impact they can have and sense the opportunities.” |  | 
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        | Organizational structure
 Lack of
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 Reluctance to give up
 power
 Lack of trust
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        | time between ordering completion of task and its actual completion |  | 
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        | Stages of Political Development |  | Definition 
 
        | Abs in soft lead Apathy
 Buy-in
 Self-interest
 Political sophistication
 Leading the way
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        | 5 Critical Elements of problem solving |  | Definition 
 
        | Define objectives clearly: What is the goal? How will we know we got there?
 Gather data carefully
 Generate many alternatives: The greater
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 Think logically
 Choose and act decisively: Have courage!
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        | Fishbone Diagram: Cause and effect Decision Grids: comparison of alternatives
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 Decision Trees: Outcomes
 Payoff Table: Cost/benefit
 Flowcharts: Examines the steps in a
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 Pareto Diagram: Identifies priorities
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        | Cause and effect (People, equipment, method, materials) |  | 
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        | comparison of alternatives using common criteria
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        | Examines the steps in a process
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