Running head: LEADERSHIP IN HEART DISEASES AD STROKE PREVENTION Leadership in Heart Diseases and Stroke Prevention Name of the Student: Name of the University: Author Note:
1 LEADERSHIP IN HEART DISEASES AD STROKE PREVENTION Executive Summary: Cardiac diseases and strokes have devastating effect on the society. Even today, hundreds of peoplelosetheirlivesduetocardiovasculardiseases.Thediseaseresultsinhuge expenditures and leave families of the suffering and dead patients devastated. This fatal impact of cardiac diseases have made government departments initiate health programmes to raise awareness on the topic among masses. The study is conducted against the background of Healthy People 2020 under the leadership of Lake Troubled Shallows Health Department.
2 LEADERSHIP IN HEART DISEASES AD STROKE PREVENTION Table of Contents Executive Summary:..................................................................................................................1 Introduction:...............................................................................................................................2 Strategic Plan:............................................................................................................................2 SWOT Analysis Tool:................................................................................................................2 Connection between threats, weaknesses and opportunities of the SWOT analysis:............4 Strategies to maintain enhance or leverage potential strengths:............................................7 Strategies to minimize weaknesses:.......................................................................................7 Options for leveraging or taking advantage of opportunities:...............................................8 Potential threats and ways to address them:...........................................................................9 Potential strategic issues Lake Troubled Shallows Health Department need to address:......9 Programme intervention:..........................................................................................................10 Evidence of programme intervention:..................................................................................10 A hypothetical health programme:.......................................................................................10 SMART analysis of the programme:...................................................................................13 SMART Analysis:............................................................................................................14 Leadership challenges:.............................................................................................................15 Leadership approach:...........................................................................................................15 Ethical implications:.................................................................................................................16 Engaging Communities and Building Constituencies:............................................................16 Funding issues:.....................................................................................................................17
3 LEADERSHIP IN HEART DISEASES AD STROKE PREVENTION Budget:.................................................................................................................................17 Recommendations of potential funding sources:.................................................................18 Performance Management & Health Informatics:...................................................................19 Measuring these objectives:.................................................................................................19 References:...............................................................................................................................21 Appendices:..............................................................................................................................25
4 LEADERSHIP IN HEART DISEASES AD STROKE PREVENTION Introduction: The aim of the paper is to prepareleadership and strategy plan on a component of Healthy People 2020 under the leadership of the executive director, Lake Troubled Shallows Health Department. The chosen component for the study isheart disease and stroke prevention. The rationale behind selecting heart diseases and stroke prevention are the increasing prevalence of the diseases and the devastating impact on the community.The American Health Rankings show that though the rate of deaths due to cardiovascular diseases in the US has fallen. However, that percentage is more than a hundred and fifty in a lakh people (americashealthrankings.org, 2017). The figure is still very alarming and needs prompt attention from the government. It is this alarming rate of cardiovascular diseases in the US, which makes initiating a health to raise awareness about cardiac health and strokes. Strategic Plan: SWOT Analysis Tool: State the idea/issue you are assessing: Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of Healthy People 2020 by Lake Troubled Shallows Health Department.Chosen component: heart diseases and stroke prevention. IdentifyStrengths,Weaknesses,Opportunities, andThreats (SWOT) for your CoP. The presence of weaknesses and threats are gaps to be addressed in planning, while the absence of strengths or opportunities clarifies the need for further planning or development before action is taken.
5 LEADERSHIP IN HEART DISEASES AD STROKE PREVENTION Factors to maintainFactors to address Internal: Potential criteria: Collective capabilities Morale,commitment, leadership Governance, participationnorms, and defined roles Resources,funding, assets, people Experience,knowledge, data Innovative aspects Collaboration tools Accreditations, certification, requirements, mandates Processes,systems,IT, and communications Cultural,attitudinal, behavioural norms Strengths: 1.Thehealthprogrammeis conducted by the government whichearnsitpublictrust (Jha et al., 2017). 2.Theprogrammedueto government support is stable. 3. The health programme is financiallystrongdueto continuousgovernment support. 4.Thesupportofthe governmentattracts collaborationfromthe importantstakeholderslike bodycorporate,hospitals, medicalpractitionersand public in general (Fertman & Allensworth, 2016). 5.Thiscollaborationof multiple stakeholders leads to innovation(Wuestetal., 2015). Weaknesses: 1. The active participation of the government places these healthprogrammesunder bureaucracyandpolitics, whichimpedessmooth decision-making. 2.The government officials ofteninterfereintothe decisionsiftheother stakeholderslikecorporate houseswhichleadsto conflict between them. 3. The changing of the ruling party after an election often resultsinsuspensionor terminationofthesehealth programmes.
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