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Leaders are replaced by managers and managers are replaced by administrators
People who do what they are told to do
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It's a funny old game
Comparing NHS trusts to premiership football clubs tells you just how much trouble we are in.
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Open, Honest and Transparent
So how should managers behave in an organisation which aspires o be open ,honest and transparent
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Chief executives don't have tattoos or do they ?
The average tenure for a chief executive in the NHS is 18 months! What's the motivation?
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Five Myths about the Austerity Diet
What sort of weight loss diet involves hacking off a limb? The public sector austerity diet.
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The Amazon Jungle
If it works for Amazon then using some of their management tools and with the total backing of the board why would it not work in the NHS.
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Same circus different clowns
Organisation Change fatigue leaves staff exhausted, burnt out, cynical and ineffective
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Just like True Detective
Some meetings can leave you asking what was that all about and yet the chair proclaims it was useful, every one appears to agree yet makes a mental not to send a sub next time.
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Why doctors don't make good managers
Doctors don't make good managers but it's not their fault
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How the game is played
Experience and skill are not enough you need to know how the game is played if you want to succeed
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To Kill a Mockingbird
The young may need their heroes but the rest of us should be wise enough to set our expectations at competent leadership.
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The NHS doesn't do sorry
Whether its managers fearing legal proceedings or clinicians protecting an image of infallibility the result can be a reluctance to apologise for any mistake.
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Hospitals and illegal drugs
Outside the main hospital doors is not just the patients unofficial smoking area its where you score. It shouldn't be a surprise that illegal drugs are available to patients or that drug addicts have health problems but it does make their stay on the ward more of a challenge. T
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Private good, public bad, not for profit better
Combine the business know-how of the private sector with the social ethos of the public sector