In healthcare, leadership is decisive in influencing the quality of care1 and the performance of hospitals.2 How staff are treated significantly influences care provision and organisational performance so understanding how leaders can help ensure staff are cared for, valued, supported and respected is...
Unfortunately, in the English National Health Service (NHS), the evidence attests to a culture of fear and blame with whistle-blowers put at risk of damaging repercussions if they speak up.46 As Don Berwick says: “Fear is toxic to both safety and improvement. Abandon blame ...
Exploring links between NHS leadership and improvement While the need for leadership in health care is well recognised, there is still the need to better understand how leadership contributes to improving healt... J Hardacre,R Cragg,H Flanagan,... - 《International Journal of Leadership in Public...
To a Louse Arecent workshop run by the Royal College of Surgeons and the NHS Confederation on the leadership role of consultants took as "a given" that the medical staff of a hospital are a central resource and that without them there would be nothing worth calling a health service to man...
success of National Health Service (NHS) organisations in north east England in implementing and embedding the North East Transformation System (NETS), a region-wide programme to improve healthcare quality and safety, and to reduce waste, using a combination of Vision, Compact, and Lean-based ...
Background Investment in leadership development in healthcare is substantial. Reports indicate an estimated annual spend on leadership development in the USA at $50 billion (USD) [1, 2]. In 2019, the National Health Service (NHS) in England invested £2 million to help boost leadership ...
Jumaa M.O. ( 2005a ) What is effective healthcare leadership: a case study of the NHS in England . In Effective Healthcare Leadership ( M.Jasper & M.Jumaa eds), Blackwell Publishing, Oxford, UK.Jumaa M: What is Effective Healthcare Leadership? A Case Study of the NHS in England. ...
This article considers definitions and applications of leadership in the NHS.doi:10.12968/bjhc.2003.9.5.18826Neil GoodwinMark Allen GroupBritish Journal of Healthcare ManagementGoodwin, N. (2003), "Making leadership work in today's NHS", British Journal of Health Care Management, Vol. 9 No...
A shining example of sustaining compassionate healthcare in the pandemic COVID-19 highlights the need for compassionate leadership. Northumbria Healthcare Foundation NHS Foundation Trust provides a shining example of how to develop a nurturing compassionate organisation, even in times of crisis, using bo...
leadership;healthcare leadership;cultural competence;leadership development;healthcare education;curriculum;equality;diversity and inclusion;NHS 1. Introduction As the societies of many developed nations become increasingly complex and diverse, the concept of cultural competence across a range of disciplines in...