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Contributions of bioethics to health sector leadership
Ricardo Hodelín1, Damaris Fuentes
1Saturnino Lora Clinical-Surgical Teaching Hospital, Santiago de Cuba. rht@medired.scu.sld.cu
Abstract:
Leadership is the perception or acceptance by members of a group of their superior's ability to inspire, influence and motivate them to meet their goals and contribute to the achievement of shared objectives. This article analyzes the characteristics of bioethics and the profile of the bioethicist in relation to the comprehensive development required of health leaders. We address this relationship in the areas of research and clinical practice; intersectoral activity; health sciences education; bioethicist's profile; and influence on organizational structures, functioning and decisionmaking, with particular reference to development and current situation of these aspects in Cuba. KEYWORDS Bioethics, leadership, medical education, health professional education, health, values, workplace stress, Cuba.
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