It focuses on building highly effective teams using theory from Lencioni (The Five Dysfunctions of a Team) and helps delegates to dissect what needs to be in place and to gain common agreement as to what needs to happen for a team to be high performing. Challenging conversations and feedback form a key part here in setting expectations and fully maximising performance within the team.
By the end of the programme you will:
- Understand the kind of leader you need to be in order to drive high performance
- Explore the principles of Lencioni’s Five Dysfunctions of a team
- Practice some tools for creating a high performance culture
- Understand the impact of leadership behaviour and style on the performance of individuals and teams
- Consider the impact of change and what happens if it isn’t managed well
- Look at how to manage resistance to change by identifying the reasons for this and reinforcing that this is a natural reaction
- Understand how to apply change theory models to real life situations within organisations
- Practice using a range of change models including Kubler Ross, Missing Pieces and Kotter in order to develop your own change strategies.
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General Practitioners
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Practice Managers
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Senior Practice Nurses
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GP Administrator Managers
Workshop Agenda
Below is an outline of the proposed agenda, if you have any questions please get in touch.
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Welcome and Introduction to the workshop
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Leadership and Teamworking models
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Leadership styles – preferences and personality
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Leading people – building your toolkit (selected to align to delegate challenges in time allowed)
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What is the role of a leader?
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Introduction to the Loving Boot Model
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Giving and Receiving Feedback:
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Situational Leadership
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| Summary and Q&A |
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