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DHA 700: Leadership Strategies for Healthcare Policy and Organizations – Invitation to Participate in Survey
- cmichdhaasn
- Oct 5
- 2 min read
ASN Community,
The DHA program is pleased to share that DHA 700: Leadership Strategies for Healthcare Policy and Organizations has undergone a curriculum update designed to enhance the connection between theory, research, and real-world leadership practice. The Cohort 2025 students are the first group to experience the updated course.
As part of the revised curriculum, students are now completing a Leadership Study Project, which requires each group to research and analyze a specific leadership style and submit a comprehensive paper based on their findings. This applied learning approach fosters collaboration, critical thinking, and the practical integration of leadership concepts within organizational contexts.
In alignment with their coursework, students enrolled in DHA 700 have developed and launched a survey on transformational leadership to explore perspectives among healthcare professionals, alumni, and current DHA students. The class invites members of the DHA community to participate in this brief survey to support their research and contribute to the growing understanding of leadership in healthcare administration.
This initiative reflects the program’s ongoing commitment to fostering leadership scholarship, applied research, and professional engagement across the DHA network.
Survey Information
Under the supervision of Dr. Lana Ivanitskaya, the study is being conducted by Jess Bailey, Morgan Elenbaas, Katie Delaney, Taylor Stanley, Tara Tremblay, and Thomas Woodard, doctoral candidates at Central Michigan University in partial fulfillment of a Doctor of Health Administration (DHA) degree. We are excited to begin administering the Transformational Leadership Model Survey as part of our group project in DHA 700: Leadership Strategies for Healthcare Policy and Organizations.
Your participation will provide valuable insights into leadership practices within the DHA community. Please complete the survey at your earliest convenience—ideally within 48 hours of receiving this message.
Thank you in advance for your time and thoughtful contribution to our research!
If you have any questions, please contact:
Thomas B. Woodard
DHA Cohort 2025
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