Leadership, Culture & Coaching
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Leadership and Organisational Development Toolkits
For the Leadership Self-Assessment Toolkit click here.
For the Organisational Culture Assessment Toolkit click here.
Coaching
How we can support your development with coaching. Coaching can be a thought-provoking and creative process and will help you to maximise your personal and professional potential. Recent research points out the huge personal benefits to people who have coaching, particularly at times of change.
Coaching can:
- Improve your sense of direction, clarity of thoughts and focus
- Re-boot your passion for what you are doing
- Facilitate your decision making at crossroad points in your career
- Help identify key priorities
- Develop your capacity to take on new roles and responsibilities
- Provide a safe place to discuss motivations and refresh thinking about challenges and opportunities
- Assist you when starting in a new role
- Improved level of self and other awareness
- Facilitate exploration of fresh perspectives to tricky challenges
Interested in finding a Coach? If you are looking for a coach to help guide you please visit our Coaching Faculty page . You can also read about our General Practice Coaching Faculty by clicking here. Alternatively you can email us and we will contact you with more information.
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Already a trained Coach? Contact us if you would like to join our coaching faculty.
Leadership for Personalised Care
Masterclass recordings
Please click below to access the recordings of the Introduction to Leadership for Personalised Care and Leading in Co-Production Masterclasses
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Course Booklet
Following on from the masterclasses please click below to view the course booklet with complimentary resources for you to work through and go more in depth into the topic.
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Nurse Leadership
Please follow the link below to listen to the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Podcast featuring Sally Bassett and Kate Wells-McCulloch talking about Critical Conversations.
