Fantastic to see a good (great) news story on @tvonetv @JohnJCampbell tonight as a youth offender turns her life around!💕💕💕
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We know work stress is bad, but how can we reduce it?
We're running a free webinar on reducing workplace stress, featuring case studies from renowned scholars from around the world!
For more info, visit oohi.blogs.auckland.ac.nz/20… or book your place now: work-stress-webinar.eventbri…
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'joy is a radical act because it creates unity between people.' - chimes w @15s30m @LfEcommunity ? Gentle activism: five small but radical ways to improve the world now positive.news/society/gentle…
A great positive way to work with our current reality! I hope @HelenBevan that you are giving yourself some “self-care” after all your valuable work and travels in Aotearoa and Australia!
Facing up to & embracing uncertainty is an important & learnable leadership skill. To build "uncertainty ability": 1) Reframe perspective 2) Prepare to face unknowns 3) Take action rather than obsessing about risk 4) Practice self-care:
iedp.com/articles/finding-po… V @IEDP_Knowledge
A great opportunity!
Please see this exciting opportunity. The role is designed to progress already funded research, and we are supporting emerging nurse researchers by building a pathway for clinical academics in nursing.
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Yaye! We can now learn the basics of co-design online!🎉🎉
Co-design in health: an introduction is a free resource available to health care professionals through Manatū Hauora | @minhealthnz 's Learn Online platform. Learn more.
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#hqscnz #codesign
Ashley Bloomfield for sainthood?? Or what about Director of innovation and improvement? Great to hear quality improvement promoted and Don Berwick quoted by our DG!
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Sue Crengle speaking about the value of screening in primary care and leading with some heartfelt patient stories. Really makes an impact!. @RNZCGP @tiekemanu
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There’s still time to register for the upcoming two-day workshop with Helen Bevan - leading improvement through engagement and community, being held in Wellington on 2/3 August 2022. Find out more on our website: bit.ly/3yGolm7
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Check out the Commission’s Measures Library | He Kete Rauemi, a new quality improvement tool launched today: bit.ly/3QX49U4
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Rawe! The WAI262 best practice guide has been launched. @ageingwellnz @OurLandandWater @MBIEsci @BioHeritageNZ @healthierNZ @abetterstartnz @Sust_SeasNZ @ResilienceNSC @HVNutrition_NZ @sftichallenge
This really resonates , a great read!
Agency ("power & ability to make choices & act on them freely”) is key to any change process. Lack of it is often why change fails. Yet agency is typically undefined & misunderstood. My latest blog with @goranhenriks for @BMJleader: bit.ly/39qtm8F #creatingtomorrowtoday
Great video/webinar link included in this issue on Restorative practice!
Nau mai, haere mai welcome to issue #7 of the Commission's newsletter. In this issue you can read about the seventh family violence deaths report, the final learning session for the trauma rehabilitation collaborative and more at: bit.ly/3xsLFBY
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If you missed today's webinar about exploring the impact of aged residential care and older Māori you can watch the presentations from Drs Joanna Hikaka and Ngaire Kerse on our website: bit.ly/3F3FR5c
A great thread here with some fab supporting resources!
New research from @AmyCEdmondson. We assume that diverse teams perform better than homogenous teams but often diverse teams perform worse. To unlock the potential of diverse teams, leaders must focus on building psychological safety: knowledge.insead.edu/leaders… With @HenrikBresman
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I'm a big fan of @Annasquestions & use her methods for system change in my practice regularly. Anna has helpfully put all her articles together in a single place. What a treasure trove of system change methods! bit.ly/3tFRmuf This graphic is from a piece on capabilities.
Love this with a decided preference for ‘with’ AND agree with @markredhead there are likely to be places for both and associated pluses and minuses
A big shift is occurring in thinking about the dynamics of leadership power & our relationship to power. It's from ‘power over’ motivated by scarcity/fear tactics to 'power with', built on collective strength, collaboration & relationships: peopledevelopmentmagazine.co… By @RunaBouius
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Three steps to meeting health literacy needs | Ngā toru hīkoi e mōhiotia ai te hauora: our new guide for health care professionals provides a process for you to follow with every person in every health care discussion. Click below to download or order:
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Celebrating 40 years of Māori broadcasting @TeKarereTVNZ and @tvonetv . Looking back to see how far we have come and to see how much further we still need to go. An emotional morning!




















