Leadership Report: Leadership Theories and Future Public Health Goals

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of leadership, encompassing personal experiences, theoretical frameworks, and future aspirations. The first section details the author's leadership experience within a group assignment, highlighting the application of participatory leadership theory, where followers are actively involved in decision-making. The report emphasizes the importance of listening to group members, sharing ideas, and maintaining order. The second part outlines the author's future leadership goals in the public health sector, specifically addressing severe acute malnutrition among children under five. It proposes strategies such as fundraising for supplements, mother education, and supporting food security. The final section explores the behavioral theory of leadership, emphasizing that leadership can be learned through the development of specific behaviors, using the knowledge-attitudes-practice model. The report concludes by highlighting the significance of leadership training and specialization in achieving leadership goals.