Navigating a career in health leadership is rarely a straightforward journey. For many, including Prof. Andrew Lee, the path has been anything but traditional. In... Continue reading
Coaching with Dr Fiona Day is proven to deliver a +17.4% improvement in outcomes: BMJ Leader 12/23 | BMJ Leader 03/24 | BMJ Leader 04/24
BMJ Leader publishes my third peer-reviewed coaching evidence article in the last 12 months This week saw the second cohort of my EMCC Certified Foundation... Continue reading
Doctors and public health specialists are always asked to lead, whatever stage of their career. This may be anything from leading a team, chairing a... Continue reading
Congratulations, you’re moving up the medical leadership and medical management ‘ladder’ with your new job! As well as exciting and full of possibility, it can... Continue reading
What new future could you create in the next decade? I’ve always loved Steven Covey’s advice ‘begin with the end in mind’. As a public... Continue reading
Do you know your own stage of medical leadership development? If you’ve ever had a child or work with children, then you will know that... Continue reading
‘Thank you for making that cup of tea, it really made a difference to me’; ‘I really noticed how you took the time to explain... Continue reading
Being a medical leader is a difficult job. You want to make a difference and yet it’s so easy to get bogged down in operational... Continue reading
A couple of months ago, the Guardian wrote a gloomy piece on the role of Medical Leadership. After having a rant on Twitter, I thought... Continue reading
Have you heard of the third wave of behaviour science yet? I’ve spent my career studying, using, teaching and commissioning behaviour change interventions to improve... Continue reading
Are you committed to your professional success? We all want to be able to look back on our working lives and know that we’ve reached... Continue reading
What better way to start my first blog than to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the book that led me to train to be a... Continue reading
