Reference no: EM133903693
Instructions: Write a leadership communication strategy for addressing your chosen advocacy issue and record a presentation of its key elements.
Introduction
For this assessment, you will present a leadership communication strategy for addressing your chosen advocacy issue or one of the AHA Advocacy Agenda items. From the resources, you have learned many elements of team leadership and collaboration. You can either work with a team at your workplace or on your own to develop this leadership communication strategy to demonstrate these competencies and experience how interdisciplinary teams work together toward a common goal. Expert help in every subject - assignment help just a click away!
Overview:
For this assessment, you will present a leadership communication strategy for addressing your chosen advocacy issue or one of the AHA Advocacy Agenda items from the American Hospital Association's Advocacy Agenda page, found in Assessment 4: AHA Advocacy Agenda 2023.
From the resources, you have learned many elements of team leadership and collaboration. Use resources from the course readings, the Capella library, and the Internet to conduct research to investigate the issue you chose.
You can either work with a team at your workplace or on your own to develop this leadership communication strategy to demonstrate these competencies and experience how interdisciplinary teams work together toward a common goal.
Preparation
You or your team will work to complete the following:
Describe the issue and the current challenges it poses to healthcare administration and public health.
Describe the stakeholders and/or organizations necessary in furthering a strategic solution.
Formulate an advocacy communication strategy using what you have learned thus far regarding strategic leadership methods for aligning goals and objectives and working in collaboration with teams to address stakeholders.
Present an oral and written leadership communication strategy that describes a communication approach to positively influence health policy stakeholders.