Increased Confidence In Health And Social Care Study

Increased confidence in your abilities as a leader
 Ownership of your own power and authority and knowledge of how to use them in the service of quality patient care and service provision
 The confidence and commitment to lead by example, to recognise and celebrate good practice and challenge poor performance
 The ability to form relationships with people from different organisations, disciplines and backgrounds.
 Recognition of the resource and creativity that is released when one truly embraces working with and valuing difference.
 A wide network of colleagues across the health economy
 Knowledge of the wider political context
 Understanding of the local health economy
 A project which leads to a positive impact on service user experience