Faculty of Public Health Leadership interview

Fostering public health leadership.

The crescendo of seemingly intractable threats to our global well-being has prompted a call for more leaders in public health. Indeed, many highly motivated and well-intentioned individuals seem poised to respond. But as aspiring public health leaders prepare for action, there is a marked dearth of proven and tested teachings, models and frameworks to guide them. With relatively little public h...

Identifying the Ethical Leadership Components from Viewpoint of Faculty Members of Public Universities in Tehran

One of the most important issues in the educational system of fourth-generation universities is moral leadership; this study aimed to identify the components of ethical leadership from the perspective of faculty members in public universities in Tehran. The statistical population of this study, which included all members of the faculty of public universities in Tehran, was selected as a sample ...

Competency development in public health leadership.

The professional development of public health leaders requires competency-based instruction to increase their ability to address complex and changing demands for critical services. This article reviews the development of the Leadership Competency Framework by the National Public Health Leadership Development Network and discusses its significance. After reviewing pertinent literature and existi...

Evaluating community-based public health leadership training.

CONTEXT Addressing the nation's increasingly complex public health challenges will require more effective multisector collaboration and stronger public health leadership. In 2005, the Healthy Wisconsin Leadership Institute launched an annual, year-long intensive "community teams" program. The goal of this program is to develop collaborative leadership and public health skills among Wisconsin-ba...

Epidemiology and leadership in public health.