Leadership Voices
Reflections on VUNHST's Medical Engagement Conference: clinical best practice crosses borders
As part of FMLM's ongoing work to better engage in the devolved nations, FMLM CEO Professor Rich Withnall, joined colleagues at Velindre University NHS Trust to speak at its Medical Engagement Conference. Here, he reflects on the event.
What makes a good medical leader in tough times? Introducing the '4C' leadership model
This article was originally published by Doctors.net.uk on 21 October 2024. To view their article, click here.
By Professor Rich Withnall, the CEO of the Faculty of Medical leadership and Management.
What is the difference between coaching and mentoring?
Coaching and mentoring are both confidential developmental processes between a Client and a qualified Coach or Mentor, which take place as a series of conversations. They may be short term relationships over a few months, or longer term over a period of years.
There's a lot we could learn from the Maître D’
Imagine that there is a restaurant you walk past every day on the way back home from work. Something about it piques your interest – the weekend is coming up, and you have friends from out of town visiting. You wonder if the restaurant would be a good place to bring them, so you decide to have a quick chat with the host, who stands at the front. How would you want that host to behave?
Better decision-making for aspiring medical leaders
As a Cardiology trainee, I sat my specialty certificate exam, the European Examination in Core Cardiology (EECC)[1], last year. I followed my usual study technique, memorising facts, guidelines and examples of mock questions and answers.
Developing as a medical leader with a disability during the pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has posed challenges for all healthcare workers: whether working with affected patients, grappling with new ways of working, or delivering new services – such as the mass roll out of the vaccination programme.
Beyond leadership: Transitioning to a portfolio career
Nature or nurture - can leadership potential be developed? In my view it can certainly be enhanced, with a caveat I will explain.
Reflection on my time in the Inclusive Leadership role with the Trainee Steering Group
Inclusivity should be at the core of everything a leader does. It is a pillar of compassionate leadership, of nurturing innovation, lifting team members and of maximising the power of collaboration amongst many other disparate elements of leadership.
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