You anticipate that your region will soon move toward an e-health record system.You begin to discuss this with your staff and are disappointed that you receive little positive response from the staff about this possibility.One staff member,in particular,seems to sum it up by saying "e-health? Won't happen in my working life! There are too many problems with it,like privacy issues." This response is most likely motivated by:

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For leaders to inspire change,they must have intimate knowledge of what matters to the people they manage.Kotter (2012)characterizes this as establishing a sense of urgency,and this involves overcoming complacency.This is especially hard when there doesn't seem to be any visible crisis,or the crisis seems irrelevant to the people being asked to change (Kotter,2012).

You Anticipate That Your Region Will Soon Move Toward an E-Health