... to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this licence may be seen at Link to the terms of the CC BY 4.0 license. Leaders Doctors Education Healthcare Management Healthcare leaders play crucial roles in overseeing daily operations within their organizations...

... 2025 20 10 2025 © 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Barriers Challenges Doctors Facilitators Leadership Management Motivations Physicians In addition, a constellation of current healthcare reforms further...

... may be seen at Link to the terms of the CC BY 4.0 licence . Management effectiveness Qualitative research Health care Doctors Leaders, Line management Changing healthcare organizations call for more collective and team-based approaches to leadership (De Brún et al., 2019...

... articles. Health leadership competencies Health leadership initiatives Leaders Doctors Education Program evaluation Complex healthcare systems are recognizing the need for formal physician leadership training and development (Van Aerde et al., 2023 ; Stoller, 2008...

...Darko Iliev; Leslie Thomas Szamosi; Giovanni Oscar Serafini; Natasha Ilieva Purpose The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified the importance of motivation, job satisfaction, leadership and teamwork in health care. This study aims to explore their dynamics among medical doctors in the South-East European...

...Suchit Amatya; Dayaram Lamsal; Buddhike Sri Harsha Indrasena; Jill Aylott; Lisa Fox; Remig Wrazen Purpose This research used ethical leadership to engage doctors to implement an international National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) guideline (NICE, 2014) in an emergency department (ED...

... with a concurrent triangulation strategy. Concurrently, a two-round Delphi study and qualitative interviews were conducted. The Delphi study involved academics, rural and remote primary care physicians, intern doctors (similar to house officers), clerks and medical students and used descriptive analysis. Semi...

... physicians, with many low-medium-income countries (LMIC) still to develop emergency medicine as a speciality, the role of emergency nurses is critical to deliver the WHO Emergency Care System Framework (WHO, 2018). Emergency medicine doctors play a critical role in collaborating with nurses, in emergency...

... consultant surgeons are to lead junior doctors and which type of leadership style they use. From a follower perspective, the motivation of junior doctors will be explored, and their leadership preferences will be correlated with those of the actual style of consultant surgeons. Design/methodology/approach...

... was designed and implemented for 10 doctors and 15 nurses from a total of 76 (33%) of clinicians to aid in the introduction of the WHO TCC in an emergency department in a hospital in Nepal. The quasi-experimental research involved a pre- and post-training survey aimed to assess participant’s knowledge...

...Fury Maulina; Mubasysyir Hasanbasri; Jamiu O. Busari; Fedde Scheele Purpose This study aims to examine how an educational intervention, using the lens of the LEADS framework, can influence the development of primary care doctors’ leadership skills in Aceh, Indonesia. In order to persevere...

...). and are reluctant to listen to the opinions of those who are not doctors. This preference may stem from physicians believing other physicians share altruistic values and demonstrate benevolence and integrity (Cregård and Eriksson, 2015). Gina Phelps Thoebes can be contacted at: thoebeg@ccf.org 20...

... at: jill.aylott@qimet.international 13 06 2022 31 10 2022 14 11 2022 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2022 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Health care National health service Leadership Doctors Quality An “upstreamist” is a term used to describe...

... leadership competencies Doctors Education Academic leaders need training that can guide them through the university system of education, governance, finances, human resources (HR), accreditation, research and utilization of space and resources (Balser, 2019 ; Freischalg, 2019 ; Roberts, 2020...

... by an MTI doctor when they arrive in the NHS, as the MTI doctor is considered an outsider to the NHS, with reduced influence. Drawing upon the Social Identity Theory of Leadership, NHS Trusts can introduce inclusion strategies to enable greater alignment in social identity with doctors from overseas...

.... This paper highlights the changes the COVID-19 pandemic has had on leaders’ attitudes to ethics. Decision-making Leadership Doctors Ethnicity Ethnic groups Crisis leadership Leadership priorities within the health care setting have been brought into sharp focus by the COVID 19 pandemic...

...% in hot debriefs from a baseline of 0%. The hot debrief started to become embedded in the ED; however, six months on, there were still inconsistencies with implementation and barriers remained. Findings from the second survey (n = 58) suggest that doctors may not be convinced of the benefits...

...Sayoni Santra; Priya Alat Purpose This study aims to examine the adaptive leadership of doctors during COVID-19 to understand the leadership competencies required for adaptive events. Design/methodology/approach Phenomenology-based qualitative design was used. Data were collected from six...

... Leadership Doctors Patient flow Emergency department Board round Path-goal theory The broader context of National Health Service (NHS) Emergency Departments (EDs) are reported to be difficult and challenging, due to the following four main factors: Year on year increased demand in ED...

...Iain Snelling; Lawrence Adrian Benson; Naomi Chambers Purpose The purpose of this study is to explore how trainee hospital doctors led work-based projects undertaken on an accredited development programme in England. Design/methodology/approach This is a case study of a leadership programme...