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Graham Paxton, Principal Lead NHS Education for Scotland
You as a Collaborative Leader The Contribution of Clinical Staff in Times of Change Graham Paxton, Principal Lead NHS Education for Scotland
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Why Am I Here Today? Podiatrist General Manager
NES Leadership & Management
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“Our World” It’s VUCA
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VUCA? Volatile Uncertain Complex Ambiguous
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Our Responses
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All Very Interesting… But What Can We Do?
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“Google” Leaders” Images courtesy of BBC
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What are we really waiting for?
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Compassionate Leadership
A Different Approach…? Compassionate Leadership This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC
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Collective Leadership
Everyone takes responsibility Positive, supportive environments for staff CREATE Caring, supportive environments for patients Staff are likely to intervene to solve problems Performance does not rest simply on the number or quality of individual leaders. Everyone taking responsibility for the success of the organisation as a whole – not just for their own jobs or area. Leaders and managers create positive, supportive environments for staff, those staff then create caring, supportive environments for patients Staff are likely to intervene to solve problems, to ensure quality of care and to promote responsible, safe innovation. Organisational performance does not rest simply on the number or quality of individual leaders. Research shows that where relationships between leaders are well developed, organisations will benefit from direction, alignment and commitment. Vision and mission statements must be translated into clear, aligned, agreed and challenging objectives at all levels of the organisation, from the board to frontline teams and individuals.
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“The NHS needs people to think of themselves as leaders, not because they are personally exceptional, senior, or inspirational to others, but because they can see what needs doing and can work with others to do it” Kim Turnbull James, Leadership in Context, Kings Fund 2011
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Compassionate Leadership
Be present with the person and pay attention Understand the distress Empathise, and tolerate the distress Be motivated to make a difference Michael West, Kings Fund, May 2017
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Compassionate Leadership
“We’re all responsible for culture. Every interaction, by every individual, every day, shapes or nurtures the culture of the organisation.” Michael West, Kings Fund, May 2017
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Culture TRANSFORMATION Innovation Intrinsic Motivation
Psychological Safety Sensible Risk Taking Culture of Learning Empowered Staff Acceptance that FAILing is OK More Collaboration & Co-Operation Cohesion & Optimism Clear, Shared Values
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for Leadership Development
NES Educational Support for Leadership Development
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The TURAS Leadership & Management Zone
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The e-Modules
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Other Key Areas
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It’s about you …. “Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.” Barack Obama. Source:
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If a voice………….
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Are you fired up / ready to go?
Transforming Services Transforming Roles Transforming Education In Being A Leader
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