The Army Leader
Definition of Servant Leader
What is "a servant first; begins with the natural feeling that one wants to serve"?
5x5 of Trust
Mutual Trust, Mitigating Distrust, Building Trust, Rebuilding Trust, Barriers to Trust
Definition of Standards
AHS Principles
Flexibility, Mobility, Proximity, Continuity, Control, and Conformity
Who establishes theater evacuation policy?
Secretary of War
Characteristics of Servant Leadership (name 5)
What are:
Healing, Empathy, Awareness, Listening, Persuasion, Building Community, Conceptualization, Stewardship, Foresight, Commitment to the Growth of People
Techniques of Building Trust (name 5)
1. Expressing mutual trust in the team
2. Providing opportunities for social interaction
3. Taking advantage of breaks
4. Facilitate relationship building with new team members
5. Increasing difficulty of training
6. Recognizing importance of maintaining and rebuilding trust
7. Providing feedback to team members
8. Building trust by increasing transparency
9. Mitigating distrust
Definition of Discipline
Doing the harder right instead of the easier wrong.
Which warfighting functions does AHS support?
Sustainment (HSS)
Protection (FHP)
Definition of Medical Regulating; which role(s) of care does it belong to?
Ensures the efficient and safe movement of patients, system that identifies patients awaiting evac, locating beds, and coordinating transport.
Characteristics of Counterproductive Leadership (name 5)
Lack of Confidence, Autocratic, Arrogant, Irritable, Maladjusted, Unrealistic Expectations, Symbols of Personal Authority, Hierarchical, Incompetent, Discriminatory
Barriers to Trust (name 4)
1. Army culture
2. Time and opportunities for interaction
3. Defensiveness, avoiding conflict, ignoring importance of team membership, and suspicion of motivation of others
4. Inaccurate information from others
5. Competence misjudgment
6. Absence of similarities
Distinctive Roles of Trusted Army Professionals
Honorable Servants of the Nation
Army Experts
Stewards of the Profession
What is the difference between FHP and HSS?
FHP: Promote, improve, conserve (PREVENTION)
HSS: Promote, improve, conserve, RESTORE
Describe definitive care vs. definitive treatment.
Definitive care: interventions
Definitive treatment: last role of care
Characteristics of the Army Profession
Trust, Honorable Service, Military Experience, Stewardship, Esprit de Corps
Civilian-military relation principles
1. Civilian authority over the Army is codified in the Constitution
2. American people exercise oversight of the Army through elected and appointed officials
3. Civilian-military relations rely on mutual trust
Definition of Stewardship
10 Medical Functions (name 6)
1. Medical command and control
2. Medical treatment
3. Hospitalization
4. Medical evacuation
5. Medical logistics
6. Dental services
7. Operational public health
8. Combat and operational stress control
9. Veterinary services
10. Medical laboratory services
Capabilities of Role 3 and Role 4
Role 3: intensive care, post-op, hospitalization, medical regulation, pharmacy
Role 4: Full spectrum care, definitive medical care, safe haven
Four Principles of Leadership (there are 4...check ADP 6-22)
Influencing, Purpose, Direction, Motivation
What are the four types of trust that General Milley talked about in the video we watched in class?
Trust in chain of command (upward)
Trust in teammates (left and right)
Trust in subordinates (downward)
Trust by the American people (outward)
Leader Competencies and Attributes
Leads, Develops, Achieves
Character, Presence, Intellect
Definition of AHS
Capabilities of Role 1 and Role 2
Role 1: Self aid, CLS, immediate lifesaving measures, medic, PA, MEDEVAC capable
Role 2: X-ray, labs, dental, patient hold, medlog, MEDEVAC capable