The document discusses collective leadership strategies for developing cultures of high quality care. It emphasizes:
1) Prioritizing an inspirational vision and narrative focused on quality.
2) Setting clear, aligned goals and objectives at every level.
3) Promoting good people management, employee engagement, continuous learning and quality improvement.
4) Fostering teamwork, cooperation and integration through a values-based, collective leadership approach where leadership is shared across levels and expertise.
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1. Collective Leadership for Cultures of High
Quality Care
National Health Care Conference, Dublin 2015
Michael West
The King’s Fund,
Lancaster University Management School
1
2. Leading cultures for high quality care
1. Prioritising an inspirational vision and narrative
– focused on quality
2. Clear aligned goals and objectives at every level
3. Good people management and employee
engagement
4. Continuous learning and quality improvement
5. Team-working, cooperation and integration
6. Via a values-based, collective leadership
strategy
4. Leadership Typologies
West, Armit, Loewenthal, Eckert, West, & Lee (2015) Leadership and Leadership Development in Health Care: The Evidence
Base. London: Faculty of Medical Management and Leadership/The King’s Fund.
5. Collective Leadership
• Leadership the responsibility of all - anyone with expertise taking
responsibility when appropriate
• Shared leadership in teams
• Interdependent, collaborative leadership - working together to
ensure high quality health and social care
• Leaders and teams prioritising quality of care across the
system/organisation
• Shared approach to leadership within the leadership community
http://www.kingsfund.org.uk/publications/developing-collective-leadership-health-care
West, M. A., Lyubovnikova, J., Eckert, R., & Denis, J.L. , (2014),Collective leadership for cultures of high
quality health care. Journal of Organizational Effectiveness: People and Performance, 1, 240 – 260.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/JOEPP-07-2014-0039
7. Developing a collective leadership strategy
• Collecting intelligence on strategy, vision, mission,
future challenges, and opportunities
• Needed vs existing capabilities
• Number of leaders, qualities, diversity, medical /
clinical
Discovery
• Required leadership capabilities – individual and
collective
• Means to acquire, develop and sustain those
capabilities
Design
• Leadership development - programmes etc
• Organisation development – culture, teams, boundary
spanning, collaboration, dialogue
• Shaping leadership culture, organisational culture,
embracing change
Development
9. Culture Assessment Tool (CAT)
1. Lived vision and values
2. Goals and Performance
3. Support and compassion
4. Learning and innovation
5. Team, inter-team, cross-boundary working
6. Collective leadership
10. 10
• 20 years of development by psychometricians
• Established validity and reliability-rigorous and robust
• Strong theoretical and empirical base - published in
top peer reviewed journals
• Assesses dimensions that underpin health care
organization performance
• Specific measures of cultures of compassion and
collective leadership in health care
• Detailed assessment of dimensions of team working
• Specifically designed for healthcare organizations
• Elements tested in hundreds of organizations both
nationally and internationally
Culture Assessment Tool (CAT)
11. 11
• Vision and Values: the degree to which practices
within the organisation align with the achievement
of the values described in the NHS Constitution and
the degree to which staff at all levels are aware of
the long term vision for and direction of the
organisation.
• Goals and Performance: the degree to which the
organisation provides effective individual
performance management.
• Support and Compassion: the degree to which
staff feel that managers and colleagues provide
support and compassion to patients and to
colleagues.
• Learning and Innovation: the degree to which
the organisation’s culture supports the
development and implementation of new and
improved ways of working.
• Team Working: the degree to which effective
team and inter-team working is established within
the organisation.
• Collective Leadership: the degree to which the
organisation enables collective leadership across
different staff levels and across service areas.
Prioritising an inspirational vision and
narrative – focused on quality
Via a values-based, collective leadership
strategy
Team-working, cooperation and
integration
Continuous learning and quality
improvement
Good people management and
employee engagement
Clear aligned goals and objectives at
every level
12. Leadership workforce analysis
What and how many leaders will we need in the future?
• Process for answering these questions:
– Future mapping (what future are we talking about, what are our key
positions and how will they change)
– Skills mapping (what leadership qualities do we need to meet those
key positions)
– Leadership pipeline (where are our key transitions, how many
talented leaders at each, how are we promoting and developing)
– Succession planning (who are best candidates for succession at each
transition point, plans to ensure they are ‘ready now’ including values
fit for collective leadership)
13. Leadership Tasks/Behaviours
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Vision Helping to interpret the meaning of events
& values Creating direction and alignment
Goals & Organise and coordinate work efforts
performance Ensure necessary resources are available
Support & Nurture commitment and optimism
Compassion Promote social justice and morality
Learning & Enable collective learning
Innovation Develop and empower people
Teamwork Encourage trust and cooperation
& collaboration Create a sense of collective identity
West et al (2015). Leadership and leadership development in healthcare: The evidence base. London:FMLM and
The King’s Fund
14. Leadership behaviours
analysis
Leadership behaviour
Create a sense of collective identity
Create direction and alignment around strategies and objectives
Develop and empower people
Enable collective learning
Encourage trust and cooperation
Ensure necessary resources are available
Help to interpret the meaning of events
Nurture commitment and optimism
Organise and coordinate work efforts
Promote social justice and morality
1. Which are most important for
delivering high quality care in
our organization?
2. How strong are our leaders in
demonstrating these
behaviours?
3. …Now and Future?
15. Developing a leadership strategy
• Collecting intelligence on strategy, vision, mission,
future challenges, political context and opportunities
• Needed vs existing capabilities
• Number of leaders, qualities, diversity, medical /
clinical
Discovery
• Required leadership capabilities – individual and
collective
• Means to acquire, develop and sustain those
capabilities
Design
• Leadership development - programmes etc
• Organisation development – culture, teams, boundary
spanning, collaboration, dialogue
• Shaping leadership culture, organisational culture,
embracing change
Development
16.
17. Leading cultures for high quality care
1. Prioritising an inspirational vision and narrative –
focused on quality
2. Clear aligned goals and objectives at every level
3. Good people management and employee
engagement
4. Continuous learning and quality improvement
5. Team-working, cooperation and integration
6. Via a values-based, collective leadership strategy
What we’re doing in each of the three phases
Discovery phase:
Culture assessment tool to review:
Leadership skills, learning. What do staff say about the culture, leadership styles, compassion, innovation
Design phase:
Development:
We can work with you to identify
I think using the same experience that the consultants have gone through (so they can relate to the experience) would be good – i.e. giving CT pre-work and assigning them to groups to present the data back to the wider team. What do you think?
The tool itself comes in the form of an online questionnaire which will be used to gather data of a Trust’s culture.
(read from slide)
What we’re doing in each of the three phases
Discovery phase:
Culture assessment tool to review:
Leadership skills, learning. What do staff say about the culture, leadership styles, compassion, innovation
Design phase:
Development:
We can work with you to identify