Dr Robert Jones & Fiona Jenkins JJ Consulting Healthcare Management Ltd.

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Dr Robert Jones & Fiona Jenkins JJ Consulting Healthcare Management Ltd

 To support AH managers and leaders demonstrate added value of their roles  To focus on the healthcare provision context  What’s unique about AH managers and leaders?  When do we use the arguments?  Networking  Action planning

Make a list, then prioritise the top 3 from your group

Infinite Demand

What is your role as an Allied Health leader in this time of change ?

 The organisation?  Your service?  Your staff?  You?  Your role as an Allied Health leader?

 What is unique about Allied Health?

4 topics related to Allied Health influencing 4 Work tables: 1. Strategy 2. Data 3. Audience 4. Deployment: How to make an idea work

 Find a table ( not with ALL your friends)  Discuss the topic (listen to prompts from your facilitator)  Write down on a post it ideas that you may have  Ideas must be solutions not problems  Rate them as Boston quadrant 1,2,3, or 4  Go and stick them on the appropriate quadrant on the flip chart  When “time” is called- move promptly to the next table….and repeat X4

IMPACT HIGH 1 2 IMPACT LOW 3 4 EASY DIFFICULT ACHIEVABILITY

 Clinical heads of clinical services  Credibility  Extensive knowledge  Patient centred approach  Evidence base interpreters  Knowledge of health diversity  Expert staff managers  Strategic thinkers  Practical “doers”  Problem solvers

AH Managers - really unique? Code of Ethics = Integrity Experience = Whole system approach AH = Patient centredness Regulated = Registered by the state

 K nowledge of clinical specialties  Public health knowledge  Problem solving skills  Effective and efficient service planning  Clinical credible management and leadership  Rehabilitation and integrated care  Effective demand management  Innovative solutions  Team working  Business skills

 Patient Centred care  Patient safety  Strategic management and planning  Operational management  HR management  Clinical leadership  Resource management and efficiency  Clinical effectiveness/ evidence based  Relevant performance management  Education/training skilled workforce  Professional networking  IM&T

 Make sure you are up-to-date  Have your annual development review  Identify your training needs  Address any where you need development  Ensure your CV is updated  Review your leadership competencies  Network with other AH  Make use of your networks  Ensure you are familiar with wider healthcare politics, nationally and locally

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