All Leadership articles – Page 182
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Blogs
Are hospital chairs overreaching their role?
Powerful hospital chairs and non-executive directors can make chief executives redundant
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HSJ KnowledgeSix questions non-executives should ask their boards
Focus on the key questions that matter when managing change
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HSJ KnowledgeThe NHS has got talent: managing staff potential
Looking at tools to identify and develop talent in the service
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CommentThe NHS: An institution on life support?
Examining if the UK’s public services have lost their way
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HSJ PartnersHealth and health services: The next 20 years
Celebrating Finnamore’s Future Leaders competition
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HSJ KnowledgeSheffield shows foresight with new eyecare model
The city CCG’s local leadership programme explained
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HSJ KnowledgeIt's time to stop ignoring patients' complaints
Confronting complaints can be uncomfortable but it is essential
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NewsTrusts continue to employ leaders 'off payroll'
Some trusts are struggling to comply with new regulations that require them to directly employ senior interim managers and to seek assurance about the tax arrangements of “off-payroll” workers.
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HSJ KnowledgeHow staff at a 'failing' trust are leading its turnaround
A new, practical programme won the buy-in of frontline staff
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CommentHealthy teams lead to healthy cultures
The time is right for rapid cultural change across the NHS workforce
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HSJ KnowledgeTrust leaders must avoid a bunker mentality
How directors at one FT are getting a better view
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SupplementsBryan Sivak: Persuading leopards to change their spots
As trusts move towards having electronic patient records, the challenge concerns people as much as technology
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NewsHelp us find the NHS's black and minority ethnic pioneers
Nominations open for BME pioneers list
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BlogsYou don't want to know the answer
Managers are can choose to avoid bad news by not asking staff the right questions
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Blogs
Trusts don't expect chief executives to stick around
High flyers will always move on to the next big job, but now trusts don’t even want them to be in post for long
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NewsHunt's US fast-track management scheme will cost £10m
The government will spend £10m on its programme to boost failing hospitals’ management by drafting in new leaders who receive training in America, it has emerged.