Delighted to meet up with some of the @GlosHealthNHS Community Neurology Service team to mark their 1 year anniversary. A dynamic countywide specialist MDT providing rehab, LTC management & advice for people with neurological conditions. A successful year, ๐๐ to all involved ๐
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We need your help to launch two new singles: https://t.co/x0GmpePW3i.
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Today the working group developing the new UK AHP public health strategy are meeting for a sneak peek of the survey results. ๐ to everyone who has completed
Still 2 more days to have your say.
@AHPs4PH @jloweNHS @SuzanneRastrick
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I'm reading "The Friction Project: How Smart Leaders Make The Right Things Easier and The Wrong Things Harder" by Bob Sutton (@work_matters) & Huggy Rao. "Friction" means the forces that make it harder, slower or more complicated to get things done in organisations. They describe how we can be "friction fixers", making it less likely that we squander the energy, damage the health & throttle the creativity and productivity of our people. The talented @tnvora has summarised the book in a blog and sketchnote: https://t.co/cS3iNliy9D
On #InternationalWomensDay2024 sharing a picture of our directorate development session held earlier this week. Inspiring women (+ 2 chaps!) sharing knowledge & skills, collaborating to continuously improve our services & make the workplace great #LiftEachOtherUp@GlosHealthNHS
The spread & scale of innovation & good practices for improvement is a significant, long standing challenge. There is no "one method or model fits all". The @HorizonsNHS team, led by @DianeKetley suggests seven distinct approaches to spread & scale (which can be combined), dependent on the nature of the innovation/improvement & the specific context:
1) Building capacity & capability
2) Networking, peer learning & collaboration
3) Piloting & rolling out
4) Coordinating through large scale engagement & national programmes
5) Investing & incentivising
6) Governing & assuring
7) Identifying & communicating priorities
There are links to some outstanding resources: https://t.co/XpfVIEKIbw Graphic @tnvora
Conversations about trust at work often focus on the relationship between leaders & their teams. As (or more) important is trust between team members. Research with 1,000 workers identified five trust-based behaviours that set the highest performing teams apart. These teams:
1) establish norms for collaboration
2) keep colleagues informed
3) share praise & credit for work done well
4) believe disagreements make them better
5) proactively address tensions in the team
Trust isnโt relayed by leaders from the top down. Itโs built organically on a foundation of behaviors exhibited by all team members that enables everyone to produce their best
https://t.co/CgZf4suoDi By @RonFriedman
I donโt care about job titles, hierarchy, status and privileges in a leader.
I care about how honest you are, approachable, inclusive, how you own your mistakes, ask for help & cheer on your team ๐ง