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MANAGEMENT
NEW BOOKS

A HAP book
Hardbound, 462 pp, 2018
ISBN-13: 978-1-56793-935-4
Order code: 2346I
$59.60 member price;
$85 non-member price

A Gateway to Healthcare
Management book
Softbound, 341 pp, 2018
ISBN-13: 978-1-56793-930-9
Order code: 2345I
$59.50 member price;
$85 non-member price

An AUPHA/HAP Book
Hardbound, 480 pp, 2017
ISBN-13: 978-1-56793-841-8
Order code: 2323I
$71.40 member price;
$102 non-member price

LEADERSHIP FOR PUBLIC
HEALTH: THEORY AND
PRACTICE

FUNDAMENTALS OF
MEDICAL PRACTICE
MANAGEMENT

James W. Holsinger Jr., MD,
PhD, and Erik L. Carlton, DrPH

Stephen L. Wagner, PhD, FACHE

³ Instructor Resources:
Test bank, PowerPoint slides,
and answer guides to
discussion questions.
Today's rapidly evolving public health
arena urgently needs effective leaders.
This text aims to answer this call. The
book is based on the premise that
skilled public health leaders consider
people their most valuable resource
and are prepared to lead those people
through a wide variety of situations.
Acknowledging that effective
leadership cannot rely on a one-sizefits-all approach, the authors
challenge readers to try out a number
of leadership models and theories,
determine which are the best fit for
their public health practice, and apply
the key principles in their day-to-day
work.

³ Instructor Resources:
Test bank and instructor's
manual.
This text uniquely addresses the
educational needs of the modern
practice manager. The author, who
studied under quality guru W.
Edwards Deming, combines a focus
on quality and excellence with an
important thesis: that working
together and putting people first is the
best path to success in healthcare. The
author argues that win-lose games
and quick-fix solutions have begun to
deliver diminished returns in
healthcare-not only economically
but emotionally and societally.
Although the book delves into many
practical topics, its aim is to shape the
reader's mind-set for a new era of
people-focused practice management.

ORGANIZATIONAL
BEHAVIOR AND THEORY
IN HEALTHCARE:
LEADERSHIP
PERSPECTIVES AND
MANAGEMENT
APPLICATIONS
Stephen L. Walston, PhD
³ Instructor Resources:
Test bank, PowerPoint slides,
answer guides to discussion
questions, and case study
guidelines.
This book explores theories of
organizational design, leadership, and
management and the social
psychology of organizations as they
apply to healthcare. The author,
drawing on years of experience as a
hospital CEO, uses real-world
scenarios to illustrate the management
practices that enhance organizational
effectiveness and efficiency. In-depth
coverage includes theories of
managing people and individual and
organizational ethics and values. The
comprehensive content is divided into
20 chapters, each dedicated to a
specific topic, allowing instructors to
adapt the book easily to their course.

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