Leadership
Leaders and leadership education must be part of any health system transformation strategy. As a result, leader toolboxes need ongoing updating to keep up with 21st century leadership practices such as the use of technology/AI, systems leadership and resilience, evidence informed/data driven decision making, complexity theory, creativity, antiracism, social justice, and effective ways to partner that across boundaries and sectors. A more explicit relationship between evidence and practice needs to be cultivated through a lifelong learning approach and engagement in networks to share and build knowledge and ideas.
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Infographics
Champion Strategic Leadership Excellence (December, 2023)
Leading Through COVID-19: Lessons Learned (2023)
Minding our Leadership Gap (2020)
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Innovations
CHLNet - 21st century care leadership practices
- Leadership Development Self Assessment
- Leadership Inventory
- Champion Strategic Leadership Excellence
- Leading Thru COVID Project
- LEADS Framework
- LEADS Global
EDI Leadership Toolkit
Effective health leadership is critical to advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). Women and gender diverse people have long been underrepresented in health settings. This toolkit encourages health leaders to adopt an EDI-lens and provides resources which can enhance one’s understanding of EDI or inspire ideas to improving EDI in the health sector. The toolkit is meant to serve as a reference guide for health leaders to access a variety of materials related to EDI.
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Webinars
There are no webinars at this time.
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Presentations
There are no presentations at this time.
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Publications
Leading practices for men to support women’s health leadership: A toolkit of resources to initiate change (February, 2023)
Supporting diverse health leadership requires active listening, observing, learning and bystanding (February, 2023)
The relevance of the LEADS framework during the COVID-19 pandemic (September, 2021)
Leading through the first wave of COVID: a Canadian action research study (August, 2021)