October 2, 2015
Effect of surgeon’s leadership style on OR team behavior
Editor's Note
A surgeon’s transformational leadership skills were associated with improved OR team behavior, in this study.
Each one-point increase in a surgeon’s transformational score corresponded to three times more information-sharing behaviors and nearly five and a half times more voice behaviors among the team members.
With each one-point increase in score, surgeons displayed 10 times more supportive behaviors and 12.5 times fewer poor behaviors.
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