The incidence of cerebrovascular events and peripheral vascular disease events is similar in patients with RA compared to non-RA subjects. Among patients with RA, the incidence of noncardiac vascular disease has remained stable in recent decades.
Updated March 31, 2017. Leadership is the timeless practice of guiding others in pursuit of a goal, destination or desired outcome. At the most fundamental level, a leader is someone who motivates, inspires and guides others toward pre-established goals. The Classic View of the Leader's Role A leader was once seen as someone who presided from on high, dispensing wisdom, reward and discipline.
Leadership is the ability to take charge of a situation, to assess problems, and to facilitate solutions. Effective leaders have high regard for others, see the best in those around them, and have a way of making others feel good about themselves. A good leader possesses certain knowledge and skills and feels confident in that knowledge. Leaders have a sense of what is right and keep that at the heart of everything they do. Leadership is not about telling others what to do. Rather, it is about inspiring others to be their best. It is about giving those around you a sense of what needs to be done and the desire to do it.