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Leadership in healthcare education
by
Roberts, Chris
, Mellis, Craig
, van Diggele, Christie
, Burgess, Annette
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Accountability
/ Active listening
/ Collaboration
/ Communication
/ Communication Skills
/ Curriculum
/ Education
/ Educational leadership
/ Feedback
/ Health Personnel
/ Humans
/ Leaders
/ Leadership
/ Leadership Effectiveness
/ Leadership Qualities
/ Leadership theory
/ Listening
/ Management
/ Medical Education
/ Methods
/ Nurse's Role
/ Organisational goals
/ Personal Autonomy
/ Positive Reinforcement
/ Power Structure
/ Review
/ Role models
/ Roles
/ Skills
/ Study and teaching
/ Succession planning
/ Teams
/ Teamwork
/ Theory of Medicine/Bioethics
/ Transformational Leadership
/ Vision
2020
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Leadership in healthcare education
by
Roberts, Chris
, Mellis, Craig
, van Diggele, Christie
, Burgess, Annette
in
Accountability
/ Active listening
/ Collaboration
/ Communication
/ Communication Skills
/ Curriculum
/ Education
/ Educational leadership
/ Feedback
/ Health Personnel
/ Humans
/ Leaders
/ Leadership
/ Leadership Effectiveness
/ Leadership Qualities
/ Leadership theory
/ Listening
/ Management
/ Medical Education
/ Methods
/ Nurse's Role
/ Organisational goals
/ Personal Autonomy
/ Positive Reinforcement
/ Power Structure
/ Review
/ Role models
/ Roles
/ Skills
/ Study and teaching
/ Succession planning
/ Teams
/ Teamwork
/ Theory of Medicine/Bioethics
/ Transformational Leadership
/ Vision
2020
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Leadership in healthcare education
by
Roberts, Chris
, Mellis, Craig
, van Diggele, Christie
, Burgess, Annette
in
Accountability
/ Active listening
/ Collaboration
/ Communication
/ Communication Skills
/ Curriculum
/ Education
/ Educational leadership
/ Feedback
/ Health Personnel
/ Humans
/ Leaders
/ Leadership
/ Leadership Effectiveness
/ Leadership Qualities
/ Leadership theory
/ Listening
/ Management
/ Medical Education
/ Methods
/ Nurse's Role
/ Organisational goals
/ Personal Autonomy
/ Positive Reinforcement
/ Power Structure
/ Review
/ Role models
/ Roles
/ Skills
/ Study and teaching
/ Succession planning
/ Teams
/ Teamwork
/ Theory of Medicine/Bioethics
/ Transformational Leadership
/ Vision
2020
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Leadership in healthcare education
2020
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Overview
Effective leadership is a complex and highly valued component of healthcare education, increasingly recognised as essential to the delivery of high standards of education, research and clinical practice. To meet the needs of healthcare in the twenty-first century, competent leaders will be increasingly important across all health professions, including allied health, nursing, pharmacy, dentistry, and medicine. Consequently, incorporation of leadership training and development should be part of all health professional curricula. A new type of leader is emerging: one who role models the balance between autonomy and accountability, emphasises teamwork, and focuses on improving patient outcomes. Healthcare education leaders are required to work effectively and collaboratively across discipline and organisational boundaries, where titles are not always linked to leadership roles. This paper briefly considers the current theories of leadership, and explores leadership skills and roles within the context of healthcare education.
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