The passage explains that while healthcare organizations are often strong at measuring clinical performance, they frequently overlook the non-clinical, behavioral aspects of job performance. Focusing only on clinical outcomes can prevent leaders from gaining a complete understanding of how employees are truly performing. As the healthcare environment continues to change and demands increase, performance expectations have expanded beyond technical skills to include behaviors such as communication, leadership, and teamwork. Healthcare leaders must assess both clinical and behavioral elements to accurately evaluate performance, support employee development, and improve overall organizational effectiveness.

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