Health and care systems leadership: an international perspective

The need for ‘systems leadership’ in health and care has been all the rage in the UK for some time, but we’re still struggling to be clear exactly what we mean, and what we need to do about it.

The move towards systems-working dominates health policy around the globe, meaning we have much to learn as to how others are getting on. That’s where our friends from overseas can help – we were joined by experts from Singapore and Alaska to give their perspective.

Watch the full event

Watch the video of the event below.

Who’s speaking?

You will hear from:

• Michelle Tierney – Executive Vice President of Organizational Development and Innovation/Chief Compliance Officer, Southcentral Foundation NUKA System of Care, Alaska
• Dr Jonty Heaversedge – Clinical Director, National Healthcare Group, Singapore; Director Health and Social Change Academy: Centre for Healthcare Innovation; Professor Clinical Practice, Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine
• Shane Carmichael – Strategy specialist at Kaleidoscope Health and Care and Lecturer in Health Leadership at University College London

What will I get out of it?

The session will help you to gain a deeper understanding of what systems leadership is (and is not) including:

• how it differs from traditional forms of leadership and why that matters
• insight into the key leadership shifts required to make system working a reality
• inspiration and ideas from a varied panel of expert systems leaders
• insight from the latest evidence relating to system development and leadership
• connections with others wrestling with similar questions, challenges and opportunities.