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Abstract

In recent years, the primary goals of healthcare systems have focused on patient outcomes, population well-being, and organizational standards. Achieving these objectives relies heavily on evidence-based practice and the efficient use of resources. Leadership plays a crucial role as a key factor directly influencing the success of health systems. Effective leadership not only enhances operational performance and adherence to clinical guidelines but also impacts organizational culture, patient satisfaction, and the quality of care. In the 21st century, effective leadership in healthcare must adapt to complex and rapidly changing environments, including technological advancements, policy requirements, and patient expectations. Consequently, leaders today need to be flexible and versatile, employing various leadership styles suited to the specific context of their organization and the situations they face. Appropriate leadership models include Transformational Leadership, which emphasizes inspiring and engaging staff in organizational development; Servant Leadership, which focuses on listening, understanding, and supporting personnel to foster commitment and motivation; and Situational Leadership, which entails adapting management styles based on the team’s readiness and context. Furthermore, 21st-century healthcare leadership must promote a culture of lifelong learning, encourage transparent and open communication, balance management with inspiration, and continuously develop the organization to elevate service quality. It also involves integrating technology and innovation to enhance care quality, enabling the system to respond swiftly and effectively to emerging challenges. This approach ultimately strengthens the healthcare system’s capacity to maintain high-quality standards and achieve long-term sustainability.