Aim: To identify how clinical leadership was perceived by Health Professionals
(HPs)(excluding nurses and doctors) and to understand how effective clinical leadership …

Introduction Clinicians are being asked to play a major role leading the NHS. While much is
written on about clinical leadership, little research in the medical literature has examined …

In many areas of the developed world, contemporary hospital care is confronted by
workforce challenges, changing consumer expectations and demands, fiscal constraints …

The paper revisits the theme of clinical leadership in UK countries, following an earlier
(2009) review. It examines the competency‐based approach; considers the emerging voices …

Aims and objectives To explore what we know of the concept of clinical leadership and what
the term means. Clues to the definition of clinical leadership, the attributes of effective and …

Introduction Poor patient outcomes in South African maternal health settings have been
associated with inadequately performing health care providers and poor clinical leadership …

Background: The 'invitation'for clinicians to participate in leadership practices, previously
considered the province of the professional health service manager, is driven by a number …

Purpose–The paper aims to describe an evaluation study of advanced leadership
programmes run for clinical leaders in the National Health Service (NHS) in England …

The article explores the concept of clinical leadership in the National Health Service in the
UK by seeking to establish a workable definition and by contrasting it with managerial …

Objective To develop clinical leadership among health professionals working in public
sector organisations to improve their skills in ensuring high quality and safe health services …