Leadership and Ethical Decision-Making Quiz

What is a key aspect of ethical decision-making for leaders?

• Ensuring personal gain

• Balancing patient care with public health concerns

• Ignoring professional standards

• Prioritizing speed over accuracy

Why are communication and interpersonal skills important for leaders?

• To avoid engaging with stakeholders

• To build trust and resolve conflicts

• To focus solely on individual tasks

• To limit collaboration

What should leaders advocate for in policy development?

• Policies that limit health care access

• Policies that promote public health and improve access

• Policies that ignore patient interests

• Policies that reduce community engagement

What is the role of critical thinking in leadership?

• To avoid evaluating evidence

• To analyze complex problems and make informed decisions

• To focus on simple tasks

• To ignore problem-solving

How do effective leaders foster team building and collaboration?

• By promoting individualism

• By fostering a culture of mutual respect and shared goals

• By discouraging teamwork

• By ignoring team dynamics

What is the primary focus of cultural competency in health care leadership?

• Increasing financial profits

• Understanding and respecting cultural differences

• Developing new technologies

• Enhancing public speaking skills

Which skill is emphasized by TEKS for strategic vision and planning in health science?

• Financial management

• Cultural competency

• Strategic thinking and planning

• Public speaking

What is a key component of financial and resource management in health care?

• Promoting cultural diversity

• Managing budgets and resources effectively

• Developing long-term goals

• Advocating for patient rights

In the context of innovation and change management, what must leaders be proactive in implementing?

• New ideas and managing change

• Cultural competency programs

• Financial audits

• Public speaking workshops

What is the primary role of public speaking in leadership according to the skill description?

• To entertain audiences

• To advocate for health initiatives

• To criticize stakeholders

• To avoid policy changes