Serving, Following, and Leading in Health Care.

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2017
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Abstract
Radiologic technologists often perform diverse roles throughout the workday, and they should have at least a minimal understanding of the responsibility and effects of these roles on the patient and organization. Although technologists can practice independently or as part of a work group, individuals should be prepared to improve patient care and to function as a servant, follower, and leader for the overall success of the organization. This article examines those roles, emphasizing servantship.
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Authors Penny, Steven M;
Journal radiologic technology
Year 2017
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