various aspects of leadership on surgery

1. LEADERSHIP IN SURGERY
Presenter : Dr. A. R. Shaan
Moderator: Dr. A. Ghosh

4. “A leader takes people where they want to go……
A great leader takes people where they don’t necessarily want to
go, but where they ought to be…”
-Rosalynn Carter
(Former First Lady)

5. “ If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more
and become more, then you are a leader”
John Quincy Adams
(former American President)

7. Why Leadership in Surgery..?

8. Fundamental Principles of Leadership
• Vision
• To Lead
• To Learn
• To Communicate Effectively
• To Resolve Conflict
• Time Management

9. Declaration of the near future that
inspires and conjures motivation

11. Joseph Lister directing use of Carbolic Acid

12. Emil Theodor Kocher Michael E DeBakey

13. Sidney Farber
Father of Modern Chemotherapy

14. To LEAD

15. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., acknowledges the crowd for his
“ I Have a Dream” speech at Lincoln Memorial

16. A surgeon accepts the responsibility to care and operate
on patients despite the risks and burdens involved.

18. • New advances in molecular
biology
• Minimally invasive and
endovascular surgery
• Regional, national,
international CMEsnology
• Web-based and handheld
mobile technology

23. Protocols to avoid communication errors
• Team briefings
• “Time-out” protocol
• Kaiser System Phrases

24. Conflict Resolution….!!!

26. Conflict resolution Model
•“Abundance Mentality” Model
•“History and Physical” Model

28. CATEGORY 1
High education, high service value
(operating room)
CATEGORY 2
High education, low service value
(teaching conferences)
CATEGORY 3
Low education, high service values
(perfoming history and physical
examination)
CATEGORY 4
Low education, low service values
(waiting during mandatory house calls)

29. Time allocation techniques
• Prioritized list
• Time management matrix
• Six areas of interest model

30. Time Management Matrix
URGENT NON-URGENT
IMPORTANT Quadrant I Quadrant II
NON-IMPORTANT Quadrant III Quadrant IV

31. Leadership Styles
• Coercive
• Authoritative
• Affiliative
• Coaching
• Democratic
• Pacesetter

32. Mentoring

33. William Stewart Halstead
Pioneer to establish the concept
of mentorship in surgery

34. “ We Strive to produce graduates of our residency program who
are among those who change the way we think and practice….”
Dr. Paul Ward
Emiretus Chair of University of California
Los Angeles Head and Neck Surgery

35. Improving patient outcome…