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Leading within your organisation

This section offers practical advice for leading as a junior doctor, including running and managing a junior doctor representative group (JDRG) to develop valuable skills for which directors of medical education (DMEs) could consider providing local training.
Topics discussed include how to successfully chair a meeting, how best to negotiate with seniors and executives, and how to use social media for the benefit of you and your colleagues.
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Chairing a meeting This section gives tips on how to successfully chair a meeting - a skill rarely taught, but one that is highly valuable.
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Having effective conversations with seniors and executives Discussing issues with senior leaders within your organisation can be challenging. This section offers advice on how to navigate these conversations and achieve your desired outcome.
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Using social media to promote communication and engagement This section highlights the potential benefits to the efficacy of and engagement with the JDRG when social media is used effectively, giving a number of helpful tips on best use.
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How to engage patients and the public Engaging those from outside your clinical peers is of fundamental and increasing importance as you move into more senior positions.
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