What’s leadership got to do with it?
This report explores what difference leadership development makes, and how it can have impact on service and quality improvement. Read more »
Monthly Archives: January 2011
Emerging psychosis and young people – what you need to know
This guidance published by the Royal College of General Practitioners aims to support GPs to act promptly if they suspect the possibility of an emerging psychosis. Read more »
Guidance for health professionals on medically unexplained symptoms
This guidance published by the Royal College of General Practitioners aims to support primary care staff to better manage patients presenting with physical symptoms which are not caused by physical disease or injury. Read more »
NICE Guideline CG31: Generalised anxiety disorder and panic disorder
This is an extract from the NICE Guideline for the treatment of generalised anxiety disorder and panic disorder. Read more »
Towards a million change agents – a review of social movements literature: implications for large scale change in the NHS
Social movements literature points towards six groups of factors which, to varying degrees, answer these three core questions as to why people are ‘moved’ or mobilised into collective action and how such mobilisation is spread and sustained. Who are the activists in the NHS? Does the NHS improvement movement have available ‘mobilising’ structures of sufficient strength to get the movement off the ground? Read more »