1. INFLUENCIA DE LOS TIPOS DE LIDERAZGO EN LOS RESULTADOS DE LOS INDICADORES DE SALUD PARA LOS PUEBLOS DE YORIJARÚ Y KULESIAMANA: UN ESTUDIO EN LA ALTA GUAJIRA, COLOMBIA.
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VENEGAS TOBAR, LUIS JHOHAN, MEDINA MEDINA, JORGE, ESPINOSA RODRÍGUEZ, MIGUEL ALEJANDRO, and MUÑOZ BONILLA, HUGO ALEJANDRO
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TRANSFORMATIONAL leadership , *LEADERSHIP , *QUALITY of life , *HEALTH status indicators , *COMMUNITY involvement , *SOCIALIZATION - Abstract
This article examines the relationship between types of leadership and the results of health indicators in the Yorijarú and Kulesia-mana communities in Alta Guajira, Colombia, with a particular focus on socialization and training for the improvement of the quality of life and health of the members of these communities. The main objective is to determine how different leadership styles influence the effectiveness and sustainability ofhealth projects in the Yorijarú and Kulesiamana communities. The research focuses on tracking the activities and characteristics of health managers within a diverse and challenging cultural context, exploring whether certain leadership styles of health managers are more effective than others in promoting successful and sustainable outcomes in health projects implemented in the Yorijarú and Kulesiamana communities. The findings indicate that transformational leadership, which fosters inclusion and community engagement, is the type of leadership most present in community-appointed health managers, but no relationship can be found between these and project outcome indicators. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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