Leadership in Healthcare course

Program Overview

The Leadership in Healthcare course from City, University of London, empowers healthcare practitioners with leadership skills. Participants explore leadership theories, ethical practices, and collaborative approaches. The course emphasizes individual development and concludes with a plan for further leadership growth.

Program Outline

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The text provided focuses on a one-day Leadership in Healthcare course offered by City, University of London. This course is designed for healthcare practitioners who are both informal leaders and those new to people management. The course explores various aspects of leadership, including:

• The extent of the leadership phenomenon in healthcare
• Well-led organizations and organizational effectiveness
• Different views on leadership and management
• Leadership and power
• Ethical leadership
• Theories of successful leadership
• Shared leadership
Participants gain an understanding of their leadership role and that of others, learn to identify ethical and compassionate leadership behaviors, and explore various leadership styles and techniques. The course is worth 7 CPD hours and concludes with participants outlining further activities they can undertake to develop themselves as leaders. While the text focuses on this specific leadership course, it also provides valuable insights into leadership within healthcare that can be applied more broadly. It emphasizes the importance of ethical and compassionate leadership, collaborative leadership approaches, and the role of individual development in becoming an effective leader.