@BMJLeader

BMJ Leader is an international, peer-reviewed journal, with a focus on original research and reviews in the field of healthcare leadership.

 London, England
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Joined March 2019
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The Future of Health Equity Starts at the Last Mile. By Mario Jimenez bit.ly/4dTFQDM
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Tackling cancer misinformation: Lessons from building a public health campaign. By Colin Smith, Melanie Marks Purnode and Alex Ruani bit.ly/4shAecv
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Integrated Care Board Accountability. By Shiva Pandey bit.ly/4sbXo3L
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Parenthood: an unexpected training ground for leadership. By Robyn Brown bit.ly/4zwuwWe
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Don’t Recruit the Future: Build It. By Aswin Sayiram bit.ly/4s65ScI
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The new NHS Leadership and Management Framework paving way for greener healthcare leadership. By Rammina Yassaie bit.ly/4e3ZvAM
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The Future of Health Equity Depends on Who Holds Power. By Shubha Nagesh and Nandita Thatte bit.ly/4zebxje
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Unlocking the Potential of the Speech and Language Therapy Assistant Workforce. By Georgia Roskin and Marie England bit.ly/4hDsDBn
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The Ward and the Resolution. By Ayesha Ali bit.ly/46Rs28Q
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From aspiration to access: why the NHS needs capability pathways for its next generation of leaders. By Marina Khan bit.ly/4daucE6
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How Intimate Can Geopolitics Get with Our Health? By Gafidyn Wesonga bit.ly/4Aus8AQ
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Unlocking the Leader Within – A Book Review by Sabrina Hersi and Alice Deasy bit.ly/4AoWVPm
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Pay Attention. By Vanessa Audris Lim bit.ly/4xrRY5K
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Clinicians already reason like designers – they were never given the instruments. By Daniel Steenstra bit.ly/4rbLAy1
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Equity: The Final Frontier of Quality Improvement. By Thomas Merrill bit.ly/3Tg5z1Y
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Reclaiming the Human Dimension in Healthcare & Leadership. By Louise Younie and Anna Baverstock bit.ly/46cmiGj
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Learning That Changes. By Vanessa Audris Lim bit.ly/461hDXQ
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Inclusive leadership as a clinical imperative: from personal journey to system change. By Sarah Todd bit.ly/4h08Prb
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"Healthcare professionals have an ethical obligation to never abandon patients. One assumes governments would feel similarly about their citizens, and can demonstrate this by taking rapid, proactive measures to keep patients and staff safe in heatwaves." @Mattylee96 in @BMJLeader
BMJ Leader@BMJLeaderAug 26
“I can no longer keep patients safe” – Heatwaves and Health Workers: time for political action. By Matthew Lee bit.ly/46mVIKz
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“I can no longer keep patients safe” – Heatwaves and Health Workers: time for political action. By Matthew Lee bit.ly/46mVIKz
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