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The toxic side of authentic leadership
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How often is the precise research question being addressed about an intervention stated in the reported methods?
For most trials, the specific research question being investigated could not be understood, finds new study
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this is a good read, especially when thinking about the Messenger review, for everyone in health care whatever your role or what it says on your badge
These leadership skills are difficult to master — and improving them may require going against your nature. hbr.org/2016/03/the-most-imp…
lots of expertise here for primary care colleagues
RefTalks is back! Next webinar on 27th of June, Monday, 7:30-8:30pm. Delighted to have the Chalmers team share their expertise in managing Menopause & the latest HRT info. Don't miss out.. register now! Link:apps.nhslothian.scot/refhelp…
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"In my experience, many doctors under investigation for acts of dishonesty, especially if these took place in a non-professional environment, are surprised by the dramatic consequences of their deception" @DanielSokol9 bmj.com/content/377/bmj.o129…
a reminder that you never know where your shadow falls, an inspiration to many
A surgeon's path: training, struggling, achieving, teaching, reflecting..beyond surgery
Visit ➡️ bjsacademy.com/a-surgical-li… and read about Professor Derek Alderson's "Life in Surgery", BJSS Executive Vice Chair
#LeadingSurgicalEducation
@BJSurgery @BjsOpen @young_bjs
there are some great replies in this about supporting each other from wherever we are and in whatever circumstances
This definitely rings a bell and am lucky that my kids have an awesome dad who often shows up when I can't. Plus a great family/friends network to surrogate for them and some brilliant surgical mums to share the guilt at work
@vicky_banwell @klconnor11 @LornaMarson @tegedinburgh
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Please see our latest 'Case of the month'
If you have any doubt prior to performing surgery, (particularly if this was not listed by you as operating surgeon):
STOP, recheck & if necessary cancel or delay procedure to avoid a potential mistake
coress.org.uk/case-of-the-mo…
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Shadow boards are groups of young, nonexecutive workers who introduce a company’s (typically middle-aged) leadership team to new perspectives, helping to drive strategy. hbr.org/2022/03/how-shadow-b…
delighted to see this great use of in situ simulation to build knowledge, competencies and confidence
An Organ Retrieval Study session for all our students in the RIE theatre corridor 🙌🏽 Taking them through the entire process with some exciting hands on teaching with the help of our manikin 😇 Thank you @Hunt11Fiona & team for running the session ☺️ @NHS_Education @NHS_Lothian
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Today, we remember the children and teacher killed 26 years ago in #Dunblane.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the families, friends, and the community.
Together we remember xx
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Lots of people asking us about #bumblebees at the moment - why they’re seeing them on the ground - so here’s a quick thread to explain what they’re up to. Please share as every #queen that survives means a new colony that gets to exist & produce new queen #bees for next year! 1/7
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Women are forced to confront a number of paradoxes that stem from the need to be tough and nice. Here’s how we can change that. #InternationalWomensDay hbr.org/2018/11/how-women-ma…
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We've been asked for advice on donating medicines to #Ukraine. See the guidance attached prepared.
Put simply, do not donate medicines - it is logistically, practically and ethically problematic. Donate money to organisations who do this routinely instead.
Please RT
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Fantastic opportunity to work with a dynamic Surgical team as well as a forward thinking Pharmacy department. Any questions please get in touch! apply.jobs.scot.nhs.uk/displ…
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Today is Holocaust Memorial Day.
In 1938, Sir Nicholas Winton brought Jewish children from German-occupied Czechoslovakia to safety in the UK.
Fifty years later, That’s Life reunited him with some of those children.
"These children would have been killed by the Nazis."
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This time next week, module 1 of Getting Started with #LargeScaleChange will be up and running - enrolling now
Replying to @DrIainMSmith
Module 1 introduces several frameworks for #LargeScaleChange including the change model for health and care - bit.ly/ChgModel




























