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Chloeellawright

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Which of the following is an example of servant leadership?
 A) An HIM director in a health care facility who mentors students and is a member of the advisory board for a local college Health Information Technology program
  B) An HIM director who presents a vision of the ability of the coding staff to exceed productivity standards and acts as a close friend to all of the staff members in order to keep everybody happy
  C) An HIM professional who has worked in the career field for 25 years in a wide variety of settings and has become a respected mentor
  D) An HIM director who provides recognition to employees for excellent performance

Question 2

You have worked as a coder for 20 years and have experience in coding inpatient, outpatient, long-term care, and several specialties. You frequently give presentations about coding topics at HIM educational meetings. A publisher contacts you to write a weekly column about coding topics for a biweekly HIM professional magazine. What kind of power does this reflect?
 A) Charismatic
  B) Legitimate
  C) Expert
  D) Referent



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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