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Introduction

With particular reference to the concepts of accountability, this essay will address the role of paramedics in healthcare as well as the fundamental ideas and guidelines governing the professional, legal, and ethical aspects of modern paramedic practice. In addition, the essay will analyze and critically consider the paramedic’s position as a clinical leader and his or her zone of influence with regard to self-control, resiliency, and delegating. Additionally, during the course of the essay, critical comprehension of the requirements of Integrated Care within practice, valuing valued application of good inter-professional collaboration, including leadership theories like autocratic, transformational and transactional leadership theories will also be covered.

Discussion

Main Body

In Northouse’s book Leadership, he defines leadership as “a process whereby one individual inspires a group of individuals to achieve a common purpose.” This concept is appropriate for paramedics since “process” in the definition of leadership refers to the “association” between the leader and the followers, which is where leadership takes place. Although the final aim is the comparable, leadership styles vary depending on the paramedic care leader, the followers, the customs, and the time. The key component of leadership is “inspiration,” or how a leader influences members and the interaction between followers and leaders (Northouse, 2019). Power is the main tool that leaders in an institution use to inspire followers.

It might be claimed that ethical considerations are sometimes set aside for clinical decisions in the paramedic’s duty, which frequently calls for quick decision-making. Although there are frequently taken into consideration ethical decision-making procedures that go along with clinical criteria, paramedics must generally adhere to very clear clinical rules (Carver, Moritz and Ebbs, 2020). This demands for the deployment of a suitable leadership style which will influence the nature of care provided by the paramedic staff.…….