Leadership and Management Skills to Enhance Your Professional Role - LEAD-Panel Discussion: Building your Leader Toolbox

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The discussion touches upon various aspects of leadership development, emphasizing the importance of different skill levels: skills, super skills, and ultra skills. The conversation highlights the necessity of focusing on individual growth and team dynamics, underlining the relevance of clinical strength and leadership in healthcare, particularly in a knowledge economy where access to information is universal. The dialogue stresses that the key differentiators for successful leadership often lie beyond clinical expertise, in areas like emotional intelligence and relational skills.<br /><br />The panelists share their insights into leadership challenges and the evolution needed in professional training. They emphasize the need for clinicians to develop administrative skills to lead effectively, as relying solely on technical skills is inadequate in the evolving healthcare landscape. The discussion also covers the significance of nurturing both personal growth and team interactions to cultivate effective leadership, highlighting the role of humility, introspection, and the ability to communicate positively within teams.<br /><br />Moreover, the conversation delves into the practicalities of change management and fostering autonomy within an organization, acknowledging the complexity of these processes. The panel suggests focusing on engaging champions of change rather than naysayers and underscores the value of transparency in promoting leaders and managing teams.

Keywords

leadership development

emotional intelligence

clinical strength

team dynamics

change management

healthcare leadership

administrative skills

personal growth

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