Building Leadership for Health

Introduction

This introduction gives some background information and readings but naturally you will need to select from the materials to ensure your course is suitable for the audience. As in this case where I was teaching a group of health educators and health leaders in Oman. Local health leaders gave examples of their approach to leadership and groups then discussed their personal experiences using the lectures as a framework to reflect and learn from one another.

WHO Bulletin on Building Leadership for Health
An overview of the course and its background
0000a book review_v2.pdf
Adobe Acrobat document [46.1 KB]

Background Reading
A presentation introducing some suggestions for background reading
Preparatory Reading.ppt
Microsoft Power Point presentation [392.5 KB]

Leadership Development Course Introduction
A presentation to introduce the BLfH course
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Adobe Acrobat document [561.7 KB]

Learning Log
A tool to help learn from experience by recording and thinking about leadership issues in your work.
10e BLfH Learning log.doc
Microsoft Word document [32.0 KB]

Functional Map of Leadership
A guide to assessing leadership competence requirements
10c BLfH Functional Map of Leadership an[...]
Microsoft Word document [56.8 KB]

Contingency Theory and Leadership
This describes how I was inspired by Professor Joan Woodward to look at the nature of leadership
10b BLfH Contingency Theory and Leadersh[...]
Microsoft Word document [26.5 KB]

Graham Lister's CV
This is my CV
Graham Lister 23820.doc
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News

Recent Publications
Text book "Global Health Diplomacy", available here.

Paper in SMQ on Value for Money in Behaviour Change available here.

Gateway Portsmouth

Led by Portsmouth City Council and funded by the European Integration Fund has issued a series of reports setting out lessons for co production and social integration. Read more here. We ran a dissemination day for representatives of integration projects from 6 EU Countries.

Global Health Diplomacy

I worked with colleagues to develop training material for an open access online course, which provides an introduction to the topic suitable for diplomats in training, health advocates or international officials, academics and others including students of global health. See http://www.diplomacy.edu/courses/health

We ran a course for IFMSA on global health advocacy in 2019 before the WHA see here.

In 2020 I developed further courses on global health advocacy and diplomacy for Students for Global Health, the Cambridge MPhil in Public Health and IFMSA see here.

Evaluating Health Wellbeing and Behaviour Change SROI

I updated the tools and notes to reflect the evidence in 2016. I provide a discovery learning course on health and wellbeing evaluation for LA and CCG commissioning teams and health professionals see here

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