A prescription for resilience: evaluating a measure of leader resilience in hospital pharmacy departments
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2021
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Mann, S.N.
McLinton, S.S.
McEwen, K.
Heath, G.
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Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 2021; 63(8):686-695
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OBJECTIVE: Globally, leaders require strategies to sustain the performance and well-being of themselves and their teams while managing and adapting to uncertainty, workplace turbulence, and high job demands. This study evaluates the Resilience at Work Leader 180 Scale assessing leader behaviors that either promote or detract from resilience in others.
METHOD: Study participants comprised Australian pharmacy employees (N = 80) in two groups made up of the senior leadership team (n = 10) and their direct report employees (n = 70). A mixed-methods design was employed using a directed content analysis.
RESULTS: Results indicate that the Resilience at Work Leader 180 Scale provides insight into leader behaviors that foster or detract from employee resilience.
CONCLUSION: This scale is of value to researchers and organizations interested in a measure of leader resilience
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Copyright 2021 American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine