A series of lunchtime sessions allowed delegates to explore specific leadership issues while enjoying their lunch. Below a taster of the conversations.
Inspiring and supporting women in medical leadership
As part of FMLM’s mission to strengthen...
The four steps of leadership development
The workshop provided an introduction to medical leadership and management, covering the essentials of what medical leaders need to know to start developing their leadership skills and deliver improvements to...
A series of breakfast sessions opened the morning, giving participants the chance to warm up for the second day of the FMLM conference. Participants were also engaged in discussions and workshops during the lunch break and had the chance to join in...
Lessons for clinical leadership from military operations
Brigadier Tim Hodgetts CBE, Medical Director, at the Defence Medical Services, shared personal lessons of leadership from his own operational experience as an emergency physician, as the...
NHS Improving Quality and FMLM strategic peer support programme: learning from a parallel early adopter trust
The session presented the Strategic Peer Support (SPS) Programme, being piloted in collaboration by NHS Improving Quality (NHS IQ) and the...
Leadership of major technological advances and the empowered patient
This workshop discussed how new technologies will impact future healthcare and how clinical leadership needs to adapt to realise the new benefits. It is foressen that the advances...
The networking and discussions at and around the conference were paralleled by vibrant conversations on social media. In the month of February, in the days leading up to the conference and during the three days event, @FMLM_UK got 1,200 Twitter...
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