The APN should have a willingness to name organizational problems and take action to correct these problems. Activism, an APN must be aware of new laws and regulations at the local, state, and federal levels that affect patient care, nursing, and APN’s. They must also show the ability to respond to these laws in a manner that is supportive, or collaborate to amend laws and regulations that may have a negative patient impact. In order for the APN to succeed at these three characteristics they must be a master of communication, committed to the group, develop their own leadership style, willing to take risks, and …show more content…
Using previous experiences to guide my approach to leading individuals to complete a task. My use of a combination of authoritarian, democratic, and delegated style provides the group with a high chance for success while retaining the mentoring and motivational aspects that are vital to long term success of an organization. My area of greatest weakness is acceptance of tasks that are not completed on time. This weakness leads to aggravation with the member of the group who did not complete their portion of the task. Aggravation of the group leader leads to a breakdown of the democratic approach and focuses on a delegative style that has no emphasis on team building but solely on completion of a task. To work on this weakness, I must focus on maintaining a sense of calm within the group and plan ahead incase incidences such as this occur. This is vital because in all large groups someone will always have other portions of life interfere with group assigned tasks. Retaining an aura of learning, acceptance, and empowerment makes for a more efficient and happier