Session information
- Title:
- Leading Service
- Description:
- This session will focus on leading the Emergency Service. The principles of leadership, however, are applicable to all parts of the NHS. It will have relevance to all practitioners within Emergency Medicine, whether you are in training or are a new or established Consultant. You may already have a service lead role or aspire to lead the service in part or in full at some future date.
- Hierarchy:
- Emergency Medicine Leaders (EMD) > EMLeaders > EMLeaders Stage 2 follow on sessions > Leading Service
- Author(s):
-
Mal Jones
- Created:
- 7 May 2021
- Last Major Update:
- 17 May 2021
- Keywords:
- 004-0403, Autonomy, Standard setting, Guidance, Expertise, Developing networks, Integrated care, Managing inequalities, Develop partnerships, Influence commissioning, Priority setting, Budgetary influence, Service development, Generating outputs, Quality Improvement Projects, QIP, Emergency Medicine, Emergency Service, Emergency Department, Urgent and Emergency Care Services, Lead the service, EM, RCEM, EMLeaders, leadership, ED, understanding, analysing, systems, influence, Service Models, Resources, Structure NHS, Funding in NHS, NHS Budgets, Hospital Provided Service, Hospital organisation, Delivering Service, Secondary Care, Trust Organisation, Models of Clinical Service Delivery, Value Chains, Value Chain Model, Value Shops, Value Networks, Budgeting, Time Management, Managing tasks, Eisenhower Matrix, Successful Negotiation Skills, Delegation, How to Delegate
- Quicklink:
- 004-0403
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Content
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4.5/5
Interactivity
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Self assessments
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- Title:
- Leading Service
- Description:
- This session will focus on leading the Emergency Service. The principles of leadership, however, are applicable to all parts of the NHS. It will have relevance to all practitioners within Emergency Medicine, whether you are in training or are a new or established Consultant. You may already have a service lead role or aspire to lead the service in part or in full at some future date.
- Hierarchy:
- Emergency Medicine Leaders (EMD) > EMLeaders > EMLeaders Stage 2 follow on sessions > Leading Service
- Author(s):
-
Mal Jones
- Created:
- 7 May 2021
- Last Major Update:
- 17 May 2021
- Keywords:
- 004-0403, Autonomy, Standard setting, Guidance, Expertise, Developing networks, Integrated care, Managing inequalities, Develop partnerships, Influence commissioning, Priority setting, Budgetary influence, Service development, Generating outputs, Quality Improvement Projects, QIP, Emergency Medicine, Emergency Service, Emergency Department, Urgent and Emergency Care Services, Lead the service, EM, RCEM, EMLeaders, leadership, ED, understanding, analysing, systems, influence, Service Models, Resources, Structure NHS, Funding in NHS, NHS Budgets, Hospital Provided Service, Hospital organisation, Delivering Service, Secondary Care, Trust Organisation, Models of Clinical Service Delivery, Value Chains, Value Chain Model, Value Shops, Value Networks, Budgeting, Time Management, Managing tasks, Eisenhower Matrix, Successful Negotiation Skills, Delegation, How to Delegate
- Quicklink:
- 004-0403