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Managing the Public Health Enterprise
Dr. Edward L. Baker, MD, MPH, Research Professor and Director, North Carolina Institute for Public Health, Gillings School of Global Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Anne J. Menkens, PhD, Program Director, Office of Executive Education, The North Carolina Institute for Public Health, Janet E. Porter, PhD, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Deputy Director, Dana-Farber / Brigham and Women’s Cancer Center, Boston, Massachusetts
ISBN: 9780763763824 $67.95 (Sugg. US List) Paperback 202 Pages © 2010
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Section 1 Managing People Chapter 1 The Coach in You Chapter 2 Management Is a Team Sport Chapter 3 Creating Public Health Management Teams That Work Chapter 4 The Behavioral Event Interview: Avoiding Interviewing Pitfalls When Hiring Chapter 5 Employee Engagement Chapter 6 Managing a Diverse Workforce: The Manager's Impact Chapter 7 The Power of Positive Personal Regard Chapter 8 Promoting a Civil Workplace Chapter 9 Making the Most of Your Time Chapter 10 Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace Chapter 11 Creating Thought Diversity: The Antidote to Groupthink Section 2 Managing Partnerships Chapter 12 Partnering Essentials Chapter 13 Humility and Technology to Foster Partnerships Chapter 14 Selecting Partners and Setting the Stage Chapter 15 Practicing Management and Leadership: Creating the Information Network for Public Health Officials Chapter 16 The Health Alert Network: Partnerships, Politics, and Preparedness Section 3 Managing Communication Chapter 17 Meetings, Meetings, and More Meetings Chapter 18 Improving Your Presentation Skills Chapter 19 Managing in the Information Age: Preventing "Electronic Fatigue Syndrome" Chapter 20 Managing and New Web Communication Technology Chapter 21 Managing the Difficult Conversation Chapter 22 Managing the Boss Section 4 Managing Business Chapter 23 Civic Entrepreneurship: Revenue-Generating Strategies for Government and Nonprofit Organizations Chapter 24 Business Planning for Public Health from the North Carolina Institute for Public Health Chapter 25 Business Process Improvement: Working Smarter, not Harder Chapter 26 Fundraising 101: Why Seek Private Funding? Chapter 27 Fundraising 101: Getting Started Chapter 28 Fundraising 101: Executing Your Plan
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