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Gemma Shearer,Simon Nicole,Ben Bowling et al. Gemma Shearer et al.
Background: Streamlined healthcare pathways can have advantages in terms of a more efficient service and better outcomes for patients, financial savings and lower carbon footprint. The aim of this study was to look at the...
David A Fryburg,Stacey Mueller,Alicia Pilarski et al. David A Fryburg et al.
Introduction: One of the compelling reasons for healthcare leaders to nurture a kinder organisational culture is that kindness buffers stress by creating connection. As stress affects both patients and staff and increases...
Becca Elson,Brydie Murphy Becca Elson
Introduction: For the National Health Service (NHS) in England to reach the target of Net Zero by 2040, transformation of the attitudes and behaviours of healthcare staff across all levels to promote systematic change is ...
Rakhshan Kamran,Andrea S Doria Rakhshan Kamran
Background: Shared decision-making (SDM) is a cornerstone of patient-centred care, yet it has been underused in radiology. Objective: T...
Hannah Laura Tomkins,Felicity Anne Devereux Hannah Laura Tomkins
Background: This article evaluates the impact of the allied health professions (AHPs) leadership within the Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust AHP Preceptorship Programme on early career professionals. Preceptorship, defined as ...
Gurpreet Singh Kalra,David Cahill,Oscar Lyons Gurpreet Singh Kalra
Background: In 2021, Dr Kalra embraced an opportunity for a leadership role at a start-up healthcare organisation in India. This gave him an opportunity to adapt his National Health Service (NHS) leadership experience to ...
Hugh Montgomery,Amir Baniassadi,Wenjia Cai et al. Hugh Montgomery et al.
Climate change driven by anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions represents an immediate and grave threat to human health and survival. Sea level rise, altered weather patterns and increasingly frequent and severe extreme weather event...
Casey Qian,Fiona Parascandalo,Iliya Khakban et al. Casey Qian et al.
The healthcare sector has recognised its significant emissions and climate impact, and is beginning to address emission hotspots. However, implementing necessary changes while working with current stressors in the sector such as high patien...