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Developing Effective Leadership Behaviours for Medical Professionals

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You are expected to lead effectively long before anyone teaches you how, and most doctors are working from instinct rather than any structured leadership behaviours.

 

Leadership behaviours and emotional intelligence tools you can apply on the ward the following week.

Learning outcomes:

  • Develop effective leadership behaviours and adapt them to different clinical situations.
  • Understand Goleman’s leadership styles and identify your own natural preferences.
  • Enhance self-awareness through emotional intelligence assessment.
  • Create a personalised leadership development plan based on your own insights.
  • Develop a coaching leadership style to mentor and support your team members effectively.
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