The latest edition of our Leader Learnings Thru COVID-19 eblast is now live, featuring tools, practices, and articles for leaders to support them in dealing with COVID-19. We have included our 10th COVID Corner Blog Post again which we hope you check out. This can also be found under our Eblasts page.
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Please share widely our recently published HCMJ article entitled Leaders supporting leaders: Leaders’ role in building resilience and psychologically healthy workplaces during the pandemic and beyond. “The COVID-19 pandemic is now endemic and has taken a terrible toll on the health workforce and its leaders. Stress and burnout are rampant, and health workers are leaving
Our Network Partner Roundtable was held on May 5th with over 45 attendees and almost all of our Network Partners represented. Dr. Jane Philpott, Dean Faculty of Health Sciences Queens University and Director School of Medicine and former Minister of Health kicked off our discussion on Shaping the Health System of the Future – Evidence Informed Hope. Her
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Our Top Three COVID-19 centered articles from March, cultivated by Graham Dickson, have been shared by Healthy Debate. This is an exciting step in increasing our reach as a Health Leadership Network. You can find the article here. To find out more about Healthy Debate, refer to their website here.
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The “Towards Leadership Pathways for Health Workforce Wellness” project was prepared by a design team for CHLNet with the goal of assessing how leaders can best address worker burnout and distress at both a network and individual organizational level. Recently the Insights summary has been completed and is being used to develop an implementation plan.
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Phase I findings from our action research project to curate current leadership practices during COVID and what new practices should be employed to build our future health and care system is synthesized in a two-page Executive Summary. Our two peer reviewed articles are now published on The relevance of the LEADS framework during the COVID-19
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