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Dr. Alessandra Spedicato “Towards a women oriented Medicine. European women doctors’ life and work : facilitations and barriers” Women doctors: a different way to build relationships and achieve results in the Healthcare System Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

TREATMENT OF A CANCER PATIENT Dr. Alessandra Spedicato TACKLE CLIMATE CHANGE NEXT NASA MISSION TREATMENT OF A CANCER PATIENT Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

Dr. Alessandra Spedicato A multidisciplinary approach Different professionals Leadership is distributed at different points of time Mutual acknowledge of the leader role … Team members will be all women! Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

Management of complex systems Professionals’ interaction Growing and preponderant female representation Healthcare system is a complex system A different model of leadership in the Healthcare System Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

Dr. Alessandra Spedicato Fisher and Bajaj (2017). Learning how to ask: Women and Negotiation, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 139: 753, 2017. Women are less likely to initiate a negotiation Waiting to be noticed and rewarded Act as team players If they ask, they are perceived negatively In a bargaining, women feel more comfortable to build relationships Kristoffersson et al. (2016). Experiences of the gender climate in a clinical training – a focus group study among Swedish medical students, BMC Med Educ. 2016; 16:283 A subtle favouring of men throughout clinical training Future physicians risk to reproduce a negative gender climate Involving more and more women doctors as teachers, supervisors or leading roles Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

Dr. Alessandra Spedicato Latu et al. (2019). Empowering Mimicry: Female Leader Role Models Empower Women in Leadership Tasks Through Body Posture and Mimicry, Sex Roles 2019; 80(1) 11-24. Relevance of female leaders’ visibility Empowerment by successfull female models Ingroup mimicry effects Women in high power position not only the goal but also a source Lewis et al. (2018). Expanding Opportunities for Professional Development: Utilization of Twitter by Early Carreer Women in Academic Medicine and Science, JMIR Med Educ 2018 v.4(2) Jul-Dec 2018 Social media are providing new ways to connect and allow women in academic medicine to obtain the support they are otherwise lacking Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

Dr. Alessandra Spedicato It’s time to reconsider leadership and leading models in Healthcare “It is becoming more and more difficult for any single individual to possess all the skills and abilities required to competently lead organization today” O’toole, Galbraith & Lawler, 2002 It’s time to switch from a one-man management to a SHARED LEADERSHIP!!! Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

Dr. Alessandra Spedicato Shared leadership is a relational, collaborative leadership process or phenomenon involving teams or groups that mutually influence one another and collectively share duties and responsibilities otherwise relegated to a single central leader. Kocolowsky (2010); Shared Leadership: Is It Time for a Change?, Emerging Leadership Journeys Vol.3 pp 22-32 Konu e Viitanen (2008) Shared Leadership in Finnish Social and Health Care Leadership in Health Services Vol 21 No.1 pp. 28-40 Shared Leadership was practiced most often by female managers. Increasing in innovation, motivation and readiness for development. Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

Dr. Alessandra Spedicato Work team resolves differences to reach agreements Work is distributed properly to take advantage of members’unique skills Informations about company’s strategy are shared Teamwork is promoted with the team itself Benefits Two heads are better than one. Different leaders, one task-oriented and one-behavior oriented (Waldersee and Eagleson, 2002) Reduced stress level Increased creativity Increased productivity Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

Dr. Alessandra Spedicato Limits Implementation of a new model is extremely difficult “changing people’s behavior when they have been in the same job for years is one of the hardest thing to do” S. Thornton –Health Service Journal 2007 Making decisions could take longer (but more awareness and team participation) Risk of group thinking Continual assessment and re-evaluation of the shared governance process Need for distinct role definition and clear communication COSTS Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

Dr. Alessandra Spedicato Trade Union involvement in female leadership development: ANAAO Educational Project AIM To raise awareness of female authority in medical sector, through an Intedisciplinary Training Package COURSE CONTENT Lectures on the meaning of « taking care» in a women perspective - philosophical approach Report and analysis of women doctors that influenced our society in the last two centuries (biographies/experience of empowerment /work struggles) - historical approach Brain storming on trade union topics and issues ( famili-friendly organization, work-life balance, parental leave) TOOLS -Frontal lessons, Team working, medical pedagogic methods, role playing EXPECTED OUTCOMES To encourage cohesion and trust among participants To increase , mostly at regional or local level, women doctors participation and empowerment To provide women doctors future leader with appropriate tools of empowerment , confidence and cultural background Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

It suits better to a system with a female prevalence Shared leadership is about the quality of the interaction rather than people’s formal positions It suits better to a system with a female prevalence Clinical decision making is already delegated to a clinical team. Decisions about strategies, resources and policy not yet. OUR CHALLENGE: TO MAKE THIS MIND-CHANGE REAL. Anna Kuliscioff. First female medical graduate in Italy Dr. Alessandra Spedicato

Let us never negotiate out of fear. But let us never fear to negotiate Dr. Alessandra Spedicato