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DTSTAMP:20141215T133440Z
DTSTART:20150112T120000Z
DTEND:20150112T133000Z
SUMMARY:Drive\, connection and pragmatism in systems leadership: developi
 ng a measure of civic capacity
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Alan Boyd\, Research Associate in Healthcare & Publ
 ic Sector Management\, Adrian Nelson\, Research Fellow Public Sector and
  Karen Shawhan\, Associate Lecturer\, Manchester Business School\n\nThe 
 importance of cross-sectoral working has long been recognized in areas s
 uch as community care and public health where problems span organization
 al boundaries.  Integrated care is increasingly important as more patien
 ts have multiple and long-term conditions and more services are provided
  by private and voluntary organisations. Recent strategic planning guida
 nce requires leaders to plan service delivery in partnership\, across th
 eir health economy.  “Systems” leadership is needed to deliver transform
 ational change in the face of complex\, fluid\, “wicked” issues\, where 
 no single organization can catalyse and sustain the change required.  A 
 valid and reliable measure of systems leadership would be helpful in dev
 eloping systems leadership E.g. providing feedback on systems leadership
  performance to aid development\; evaluating programmes to develop syste
 ms leadership.\nThis seminar describes skills and attributes that a syst
 ems leader may find useful\, and outlines how an instrument to measure a
  key component of systems leadership – civic capacity – might be develop
 ed.  It will aim to answer the following questions:\n•	Systems leadershi
 p\, transformational leadership and civic capacity – what are they\, and
  how are they related to each other?\n•	How might civic capacity be meas
 ured?\n•	How might a measure of civic capacity be developed and tested?\
 nThe seminar will be of interest to anyone who is involved in cross-sect
 oral or multi-agency working\, or in supporting the development of indiv
 iduals involved in such working.\n
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:B8\, Manchester Business School East\, Manchester
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