aim: an integrated approach to organizational improvement
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Abstract
This concept paper is based on the new problem-solving model of Blended Leadership called Alloy Improvement Model (AIM). This model consists of an integration of change theory, leadership theory, and democratic principles and practices to form a comprehensive problem-solving strategy for organizational leaders. The utilization of AIM will assist leaders in moving from problems to solutions while engaging stakeholders in a comprehensive, efficient, inclusive, informative, integrated and transparent process.
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| Authors | ;Ronald A. Styron, Jr. |
| Journal | gastric cancer : official journal of the international gastric cancer association and the japanese gastric cancer association |
| Year | 2016 |
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