Moments in Leadership by DeBuono, Barbara, Ana Rita Gonzalez, Sara Rosenbaum


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Description

Case Studies in Public Health Policy and Practice


Moments in Leadership: Case Studies in Public Health Policy and Practice focuses on the role of public health leadership in influencing health policy, particularly with respect to issues in health and healthcare that intersect at the boundaries of science, behavior, culture, and society. 


Leadership skills are so vital in today's world of public health policy andpractice that formal trainign in this area has become an integral part of public health education.  This book examines the leadership concept through a human lens.  By telling the stories of 21 extraordinary people, while paying tribute to another extraordinary public health professional, it illuminates the ways in which leadership can change the public health landscape.


Moments In Leadership is the newest addition to Pfizer's public health library of books that focus on raising awareness of and interest in the field of public health.


Used - very good


Published 2007.  206 pages. 8-3/4 x 5-3/4 x 1/2"  Paperback

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Mary & Christopher Szecsey