An Evaluation of the Leadership Attitudes of Managers in Turkish Armed Forces' Hospitals

Kostik, Zafer; Şahin, Bayram; Demir, Cesim; Kavuncubaşı, Şahin; Şen, Derviş

doi:10.7205/milmed.170.3.247

Military Medicine

2005

DOI: 10.7205/milmed.170.3.247

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An Evaluation of the Leadership Attitudes of Managers in Turkish Armed Forces' Hospitals

Zafer Kostik

Bayram Şahin

Cesim Demir

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Abstract: It seems as if the type of leadership participants preferred was team leadership, and the least was passive leadership. From this finding, we suggest that the managers in Turkish Armed Forces' hospitals are not only interested in their work and goals, but also in the interests of their workers as human beings.

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An Emic Research on the Ideal Leadership Style of Turkic People

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The aim of this emic research was to identify the ideal leadership prototype of Turkic people. For this purpose, semi-structured interviews were conducted with a total of 224 participants from Turkic countries. Of the participants, 40 were from Azerbaijan, 38 were from Kazakhstan, 33 were from Kyrgyzstan, 40 were from Turkey, 34 were from Turkmenistan, and 39 were from Uzbekistan. The data were analyzed through the content analysis technique. Findings indicated that the ideal leadership prototype of Turkic people consisted of two main components: charismatic and paternalistic. The charismatic component comprised five themes or dimensions: visionary, stimulating, smart, brave, and charming. The paternalistic component comprised three themes or dimensions: virtuous, caring, and authoritative. Each theme or dimension consisted of several leadership qualities/codes. In this way, as far as is known, for the first time, the common ideal leadership style of Turkic people has been identified.

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