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Pertschuck's Story Of Demarco: Changing The Public Health Sector

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The story of DeMarco is very inspiring especially to professionals in the public health sector. It is a pointer than even though one is not appointed in a leadership role, he still can be able to use strategic leadership and see the results of his efforts. Pertschuck expresses different perspectives of strategic leadership drawing from DeMarco 's experience. To start with, the setting of goals is important since they aid in the selection of the appropriate strategy. After the goals are set, the strategy can then be set depending on the situation that needs to be addressed. In DeMarco 's case, he deals with the government and, therefore, faces many challenges in his attempts to change the public sector. With the consideration of the

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