2016 SDM Sesi 9 AM Leadership a basic concept

Andreasta Meliala, dr., DPH., Mkes., MAS

 Leadership

is one of the most highly
valued management abilities

 Leadership

is the process through
which an individual attempts to
intentionally influence another
individual or a group in order to
accomplish a goal.

Regulator
Globalisasi
Competitor

Client


Rumah
Sakit
Supplier

Regulasi ketat

Biaya mahal
Akses sulit
4 D meningkat

Rumah
Sakit

Kompetisi Kental

Harapan tinggi

Standar tidak
jelas


Infeksi
Nosokomial
Perilaku tak
terkendali
Sumberdaya
terbatas

Rumah
Sakit

Regulasi internal
tidak efektif

Piutang Besar

 Kreitner
 Hersey

& Blanchard
 Genetic approach & Traits

 Behaviour apporach
 Ohio Group
 Managerial grid (Blake & Mouton)

 Podsakof

, 1990
Leadership adalah kemampuan pemimpin
mengenali
waktu
kebutuhan
untuk
melakukan perubahan, mengidentikasi arah
perubahan, mengkomunikasikan stategi
perubahan kepada orang2 dalam organisasi
terutama yang
mendukung terjadinya
perubahan. Memberdayakan mereka untuk
melakukan perubahan dan memfasilitasi
upaya pencapaian tujuan perubahan


 Sir

Kenneth Calman, 1991-1998
Leadership requires knowing where
you want to go, taking pople with
you, giving sufficient time and
energy dan make it happen

 Kepemimpinan

bukan pemberian,
tetapi dapat dipelajari

 Tidak

ada yang salah dengan salah
satu gaya kepemimpinan. Efektifitas
kepemimpinan tergantung pada
kebutuhan dan situasi


Is

a Process, an action word, not a
noun
Locus of leadership is in a person
Focus of leadership is other
individuals and groups
Influence is leadership’s center of
gravity

 Leadership is Multidirectional.
 Although its multidirectional,

Leadership focus on the downward.
 The focus is generally other
managers; Managers lead other
managers.
 Leadership depends on the power
associated.


Perspectives of Leadership :
The
The

Trait perspective
Behavioral
perspective
The Contingency
Perspective

 Transactional

Leadership

Concerned with changes than exchanges. Seeking
to alter both the objective and nature of managerfollower interactions, lead by empowering.

 Charismatic


Leadership

Distinct social relationship between the leader
and follower, in which the leader presents the
revolutionary idea & Follower accepts the idea not
by rationally, but by believes

 Systems

Thinking,

Mastering a conceptual framework and
associated set of analytical tools or technique
which allow us to understand these patterns
and how they can be changed.

 Visioning
Effective managers lead by pulling, not
pushing


 Facilitating

learning

Organizations and the environments in which
they operate are not static. Changes tends to
revolutionary than evolutionary

Leading

the Clinical
Professionals

Leadership

and Gender in
Health Services Organizations

Intelligent
Credibility

Humanity
Discipline
SUN TZU

SUN TZU

Leadership & Organization
(The Two Dynamic Things)
Organization as ARENA
for various power and influence to interact

LE
A
D
E
R

AGREEMENT

LEADERSHIP


LEGITIMATE

Organization as
ORGAN/TOOLS
to achieve a set of objective

Human related
Organization Culture
Organization as a system

OBJECTIVE











Leaders
Innovate
Develop
Inspire
Long-Term View
Ask What and Why
Originate
Challenge the Status
Quo
Do the Right Things










Managers
Administer
Maintain
Control
Short-Term View
Ask How and When
Initiate
Accept the Status Quo
Do the Things Right

Warren Bennis

 Managers

do the things right
 Leaders do the right things
 “DO THE RIGHT THING IN THE
RIGHT WAY”
Warren Bennis
It is inseparable and indifferent between managers
and leaders.
Supposedly, Managers = Leaders
Leaders must perform management
Managers must own leadership

Personality
An Interactional Framework for Analyzing Leadership
Position
Expertise,
Etc
Values
Task
Norms
Follower
Stress
s
Cohesiveness,
Environment,
Etc

Etc

Situation

 Common fate/condition
 Common objective
 Common enemy
 Charisma
 Trust
 etc

 To
 To

change perception & meaning
state VISION that can be well understood
and followed (shared vision)
 To change mindset
 To create SITUATION / environment that
allows the organization to move upwards
(benchmarking)
Make “CHANGE”

AN ORGANIZATION WILL NEVER RISE
ABOVE THE QUALITY OF ITS
LEADERSHIP
COX & HOOVER

An organization with poor leadership will never
become a good (effective) organization

Success Without Leadership
L 10
E 9
A
D 8
E
R
7
S
H
6
I
P

5

A
B
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L
I
T
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4
3
2
1

EFFECTIVENESS
1

2

3

4 5 6 7
Success Dedication

8

9

10
John Macarthur

The first task of a leader is to define
reality and then imagination

Imagination is more important
than knowledge
Albert Einstein

 Dreams make difference
 Dreamless society is meaningless

Dream and the dream to achieve something is a way to
move forward and make change

Dream
Imagination
Inspiring Vision

Shared Vision

Mission

Objective

Goals

Targets

• Strategy
• Critical
Success Factors
(CSf)

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

System Thinking
Personal Mastery
Mental Model
Shared Vision
Team Learning

Peter Senge

In the learning organization, the role of leaders and their
leaderships are very significant.

Success With Leadership
L 10
E 9
A
D 8
E
R
7
S
H
6
I
P

5

A
B
I
L
I
T
Y

EFFECTIVENESS
INCREASES

4
3
2
1
1

2

3

4 5 6 7
Success Dedication

8

9

10
John Macarthur

There are 2 distinct opinions on
leadership: whether it is a birth talent
(given) or it is possible to be learned &
taught.
Although it may be easier for the
talented, but leadership can be
learned/taught/trained.

Leadership is both rational
and emotional
 Leadership is science and arts
 The important of arts is
sometimes can not be
explained


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