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José Alejandro Valdevila Figueira, Rosa Ana Tomalá Barco, Norman Vicente Castellanos Davalo, María José
Abad Moran, Indira Dayana Carvajal Parra, María Gracia Madero Dutazaka
Leadership style in hospital management and perception from followers at the Guayaquil Institute of Neurosciences
Editor académico:
Dr. Jimmy Martin
Recibido: 17/05/24
Revisado: 24/06/24
Aceptado: 26/06/24
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hospital management
and perception from
followers at the
Neurosciences
, Rosa Ana Tomalá
Barco
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Norman Vicente Castellanos Davalo
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Faculty of Marketing and Communication, Ecotec University, Samboron-
don, Ecuador.
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Research network in psychology and psychiatry (GIPSI), Guayaquil, Ecuador.
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quil, Ecuador.
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CPA Accounting and Auditing Engineer, Guayaquil, Ecuador.
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quil, Guayaquil, Ecuador.
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School of Psychology, Universidad de Especialidades Espíritu Santo, Sam-
borondon, Ecuador.
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The
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tional factors, suggesting that leaders do not pay due attention to individual
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responsibility or psychosocial risks.
collaborators organization.
Resumen
El liderazgo ha sido estudiado desde diversas disciplinas
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Neurociencias de Guayaquil. Se utilizó la escala
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consideración individualizada fue el peor valorado, entre los factores transaccio-
En la organización estudiada prevalece el estilo de liderazgo
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riesgos psicosociales.
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der are supported by the leadership styles adopted. Leadership styles have
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Thus, in the case of psychiatric hospitals and other health facilities, the need
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José Alejandro Valdevila Figueira, Rosa Ana Tomalá Barco, Norman Vicente Castellanos Davalo, María José
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Results
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ve leadership in the organization.
ones. This result suggests that leaders do not focus on understanding the needs
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sion to reproduce it.
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Arithmetic mean and standard deviations in leadership styles
Transformational 200 24.00 100.00 71.75 17.96
Transactional 200 8.00 40.00 28.24 6.89
Passive/Avoidant 200 8.00 36.00 15.66 6.56
Valid N (according to the list) 200
Arithmetic mean and standard deviation of the organizational outcome
variables
Extra Effort 200 3.00 15.00 11.45 3.36
Satisfaction 200 2.00 10.00 7.77 2.26
Valid N (according to the list) 200
Arithmetic mean and standard deviations of the MLQ 5x factors
Inspirational Motivation Transformational 36 15.49 4.20
Contingent Reward Transactional 36 14.24 4.11
Intellectual Stimulation Transformational 36 14.07 4.10
Active Management-by-Exception Transactional 36 14.00 3.60
Individualized Consideration Transformational 36 13.53 3.80
Management-by-Exception- Passive Passive Avoidant 36 7.96 3.53
Passive Avoidant
Laissez Faire 36 7.70 3.54
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