Collective leadership for a healthier future: In conversation with Professor Eugene Fidelis Soh

Interviewed by Charlie Penny and Jonathon Gray Eugene Fidelis Soh is Deputy Group CEO of Singapore’s NHG Health and Executive Director of the Centre for Healthcare Innovation. He leads efforts to improve population health for 1.5 million residents, integrating health and social care, strengthening primary and community services, and driving innovation. In this interview, he […]

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Leadership in crisis and the role of imagination. By Ben Collins

Shortly before he died in 1932, Chief Plenty Coups, the last great chief of the Native American Crow tribe, told his story to a white man, Frank B Linderman, a ‘sign talker’’ who could record Crow history for both their peoples. A turn-of-the-20th century tribal leader might seem an unlikely source of inspiration for modern […]

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The missing leadership skill to deliver health systems transformation. By Hahrie Han

Our stickiest social problems often persist for decades and sometimes centuries – even in the face of compelling evidence and widespread support for change. Consider the United States’ inability to put in place sensible gun controls, or our collective inability to take the action needed to prevent further climate change.  But sometimes glimmers of change […]

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Leading across the healthcare systems: learning from today’s leaders and listening to the voices of tomorrow in the Commonwealth and beyond. By Shermaine Ong Tsin Tze, Ben Collins, Jonathon Gray and Sian Reece

Leadership in healthcare is often portrayed as a solitary endeavour. The lone figure at the front of the room, the name on the office door, the person expected to have the answers. Yet, when we listen closely to the stories of leaders across the Commonwealth and the world, a different picture emerges. True leadership is […]

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