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Slide 1 A product of Turning Point The Turning Point Leadership Development National Excellence Collaborative Vision: Collaborative leadership is used to its fullest potential to achieve policy and systems change that maximizes the public's health. Mission: Increase collaborative leadership capacity across sectors and at all levels. Other Turning Point National Excellence Collaboratives: Modernize public health statutes Create accountable systems to measure performance Utilize information technology Invest in social marketing

Slide 2 A product of Turning Point What is Collaborative Leadership? The processes, activities, and relationships in which a group and its members engage in collaboration. Collaboration is defined as “exchanging information and sharing or pooling resources for mutual benefit to achieve a common purpose.”

Slide 3 A product of Turning Point What is a Collaborative Leader? Someone who safeguards and promotes the collaborative process.

Slide 4 A product of Turning Point Who is a Collaborative Leader? SkillsCapacities Conflict management Developing trust Communication Decision-making Creating safety Assessment Uncertainty Taking perspective Self-reflection Ego control

Slide 5 A product of Turning Point Why is Collaborative Leadership Important? Most public health problems are complex, interdependent, and messy. These type of problems require a systems approach with diverse input and multiple perspectives. Many sectors need to “own” the solution for it to be successfully implemented.

Slide 6 A product of Turning Point Six Practices of Collaborative Leadership

Slide 7 A product of Turning Point Six Practices of Collaborative Leadership Identified by the Turning Point Leadership Development National Excellence Collaborative Research included: –Literature reviews –Individual interviews –Focus groups –Expert panel debates –Attendance at leadership development training programs

Slide 8 A product of Turning Point Six Practices of Collaborative Leadership Complex Problem Effective Solution SR CC AE DP BT SP

Slide 9 A product of Turning Point Self-Reflection

Slide 10 A product of Turning Point # 2 Self-Reflection Being aware of and understanding your values, attitudes and behavior as they relate to your own leadership style and its impact on others.

Slide 11 A product of Turning Point #15 Methods for Change Exposure to different ideas Exposure to different cultures Experience/Practice Self reflection (e.g., logs, journals) Mentoring/Coaching 360-degree assessment, shadowing Peer support