Undertaking Ready to Lead The Leadership Challenges for NHSGGC

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Presentation transcript:

Undertaking Ready to Lead The Leadership Challenges for NHSGGC Tuesday 1st November 2016 WELCOME Please fill out your name place holder – both sides – whilst you are waiting

09.15 Welcome, Objectives for today Doug Today’s Session: 09.15 Welcome, Objectives for today Doug 09.30 Workstream Introductions All 09.40 Introduction to Delivered Modules and Improvement Project Leading Continuous Improvement Colin Aitkenhead Clearwater Brookes Leading Effective Teams Agnes Hendry Aston OD Emotional Intelligence Sue Simpson Sue Simpson Assoc. Taking Forward your Improvement Project Doug Mann Improvement Project My Experience of Ready To Lead Louise Gunson 10.30 The Leadership Challenge for NHSGG&C Catriona Renfrew Director Planning and Policy 11.00 Coffee and Networking 11.10 Introduction to Delivered Modules continued 12.15 Open Discussion/Remaining Questions All 12.30 Lunch and Networking All

Our Objectives for Today: To allow delegates get to know their aligned workstream colleagues in advance of first delivered module To offer individuals an opportunity to network with the wider cohort of participants To provide an opportunity to hear a senior management perspective on the leadership skills needed to face the challenges of the future To provide a preview of delivered modules and to meet their providers To offer some additional information to delegates to support undertaking their Improvement Project To make delegates aware of the additional materials and support available to them

Workstream Introductions

You have 10 minutes What you need to do – take a few seconds to….. Make sure your name place holder is filled in – both sides Take a second to introduce yourself to Workstream colleagues at your tables (if you haven’t already) Initially work with the person next to you and share the most important learning you hope to achieve from undertaking Ready to Lead Highlight one important question you need clarified today (if you have this) Move around your table sharing objectives and questions, changing partner until you have spoken to all workstream colleagues Capture your question for raising later if needed You have 10 minutes

Introduction to the Delivered Modules and additional Support: Workstream 1 - Leading Continuous Improvement Workstream 2 - Leading Effective Teams Workstream 3 - Emotional Intelligence Workstream 4 - Taking forward your Improvement Project Workstream 5 – My Experience of Ready to Lead

The Leadership Challenge in NHSGGC Director Planning and Policy Catriona Renfrew Director Planning and Policy

What are the challenges: environmental? Political environment Financial pressures External targets Quality rhetoric and reality Continual clinical and service change Complexity and pressure System conflicts Workforce cohesion Social context Organisational change

What are the challenges: personal? Behaviours Positive not negative responses and attitudes Nurture and value people and relationships Careful conversations Constructive challenge Relate work and focus to patients Create mutuality and teams Recognise creative and destructive conflict Take personal responsibility Influence beyond own area system leadership

Where do we need to be: Facing the Future Together? All our managers should also be effective leaders. Leadership is management plus. It is more than managing transactions, it is managing with vision and with imagination, with a drive for positive change and with a real focus on engaging staff and patients. Our Managers need to: be better equipped and supported to perform effectively work with clearer and more consistent organisational requirements and real incentives for delivery, particularly on relationships with staff and quality of services be able to develop beyond management into leadership be highly motivated and respected by the staff they work with

Where do we need to be: Facing the Future Together? NHS GGC Leadership Standards, Values & Competencies We work as one team We take accountability Impartiality Strategic Focus Collaborative Partnership Approach Resilience Political Awareness Accountability For Results Achieving Value for Money & Financial Efficiencies Working with Partners Focus on Service Quality & Improvement Engaging Staff Flexibility Influencing & Negotiating We focus on outcomes Initiative & Creativity We treat each other with respect Champions Change Professional Growth We put patients first We always try to do things better

Lots of really good quotes about leadership…………. Management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things The values you walk past are the values you set The way you see them, the people you work with, is the way you treat them and the way you treat them is the way they often become Good management is the art of making problems so interesting and their solutions so constructive that everyone wants to get to work and deal with them

In practise……….. Be visible, engage and do it early Listen and communicate effectively Be proactive and action focussed Engage with the challenges, don’t avoid Build, invest in development and work with your team Understand wider organisational issues, dynamics and processes Be resilient, persevere, see things through….don’t let things go Seek advice, wisdom and guidance from others Be optimistic, positive and enthusiastic Act with integrity and probity Give and accept feedback REFLECT REFLECT REFLECT………… USE this programme to think and to develop your skills USE FTFT in your work going forward

Coffee and Networking Again… introduce yourself to as many people you don’t currently know as you can

Introduction to the Delivered Modules Continued Workstream 1 - Leading Continuous Improvement Workstream 2 - Leading Effective Teams Workstream 3 - Emotional Intelligence Workstream 4 - Taking forward your Improvement Project Workstream 5 – My Experience of Ready to Lead

Additional Information and Ongoing Support

http://www. staffnet. ggc. scot. nhs http://www.staffnet.ggc.scot.nhs.uk/Human%20Resources/Organisational%20Development/Pages/LeadershipAcademy.aspx

A Wellbeing and Resilience Toolkit Tools and techniques to support developing your leadership skills and knowledge. Podcasts Strategic Influencing http://www.staffnet.ggc.scot.nhs.uk/Human%20Resources/Organisational%20Development/Pages/StrategicInfluencing.aspx Leading Through Change http://www.staffnet.ggc.scot.nhs.uk/Human%20Resources/Organisational%20Development/Pages/LeadingThroughChange.aspx Supporting process improvement http://www.staffnet.ggc.scot.nhs.uk/Human%20Resources/Organisational%20Development/Pages/ChangeandImprovement.aspx A Wellbeing and Resilience Toolkit – designed to support individuals and managers http://www.staffnet.ggc.scot.nhs.uk/Human%20Resources/Organisational%20Development/Pages/ResilienceToolkit.aspx

The Leadership Alumni Created to: Aimed at: Support members maintain focus on their continued development Establish a learning network Encourage members provide and support learning events Encourage members come together to tackle common but “wicked” problems and learn from each other’s experience Encourage “return on development investment” Input to organisational activities or queries Aimed at: Graduates of full leadership programmes eg Ready to Lead Supported by an annual programme of masterclasses and network events Supported by professional media capability ie Linkedin Leadership Alumni http://www.staffnet.ggc.scot.nhs.uk/Human%20Resources/Organisational%20Development/Pages/LeadershipAlumnihomepage.aspx

Online Information and Material – via dedicated Ready to Lead pages on Staffnet http://www.staffnet.ggc.scot.nhs.uk/Human%20Resources/Organisational%20Development/Ready%20to%20Lead/Pages/ReadyToLead.aspx

How you can support us: Return your Commitment Form – work with your manager to complete this Return your Improvement Project Form – ensure you have full sponsorship and your managers support Make sure you plan to attend all modules if you have any problems let Lisa know as early as you can – make sure these are in your diary Make good use of the additional sessions we offer Take time to complete evaluations and attend our final session – we use your feedback to improve the programme for future delegates Share your improvement project with us and future delegates Consider sharing your experience and knowledge by becoming a Mentor or joining our Alumni Consider sharing your experiences of the programme with the next intake of Ready to Lead delegates circa April 2017

Open Discussion and Questions You may wish to use the questions you captured this morning

Light Lunch and Networking