Primary Care Collaborative Leadership Programme (Virtual)

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We are seeking collaboratives (collectives working on a common purpose) from primary care consisting of 3-7 members who are interested in undertaking a programme of collaborative leadership development together. Collaboratives may be multi-disciplinary, multi-practice and/or multi-agency. The key criteria for this programme is that members are working together to lead work that will improve health outcomes for their population and communities.

Programme Aims

The programme is designed to support participants to become collaborative teams of change agents delivering positive impacts for the individual, team, practice and Primary Care Network and wider partnerships. The focus is upon developing individual and collective leadership and applying learning to enhance the impact of the collaborative in engaging with its stakeholders and progressing collaborative project work.

Programme Format

  • Collaborative project focus – collaboratives will be expected to identify a specific area of work within their application for the programme. This project and its progress will form the focus for the development journey for the group.
  • Workshops – 4 x half-day online focused upon collaborative leadership and being a change agent. Workshops will be delivered by experienced facilitators and use a variety of formats including expert inputs and individual and group activities and discussion that will support participants to add to their change and leadership toolkit. Workshops will also capitalise on the potential networking and learning benefits that will arise from having potentially 5 or more collaboratives in attendance.
  • Co-Labs – 4 x half day online facilitated smaller group sessions enabling collaboratives to focus specifically upon their collaborative project. Facilitators will support groups to reflect upon and together address specific challenges encountered in their collaborative leadership journey.
  • A final evaluation/celebration event where project progress and learning are shared with the programme cohort and invited guests/sponsors. This session will be an opportunity for you to share your individual and collaborative learning and development.

 This programme will give you:

  • A individual DiSC profile highlighting your behaviours and strengths, which provides you with strategies on how to work effectively with others
  • Pragmatic tools and methods which you can use to support you to lead change and improvement
  • Individual, group and peer learning to support you on your leadership journey
  • Protected time to work in your collaborative group to move forwards with your collaborative project
  • A greater insight into yourself and others, specifically in relation to your collaborative.

Drop-in session

To find out more about this programme and help you decide if this is the right programme for you, there is an optional drop-in session on 18th October 2023 09:00 – 10:00.  This drop-in session will be an opportunity to meet the facilitators delivering the course and ask any questions you might have.  To attend the drop-in session, please register here

Please note this is an optional drop-in session.  You are free to complete an application for the programme without attending the drop-in.

Dates

DateSessionTime
14 December 2023Module 11.30-4.30
19 December 2023Co-Lab 19.30-12.30
17 January 2024Module 29.30-12.30
31 January 2024Co-Lab 29.30-12.30
14 February 2024Module 39.30-12.30
28 February 2024Co-Lab 31.30-4.30
12 March 2024Module 49.30-12.30
18 April 2024Co-Lab 49.30-12.30
22 May 2024Evaluation Event9.30-12.30
  

Applications

Applications are now open and can be submitted here. To note, applications close COP on Thursday 9th November 2023.

Following a panel review, we will then be in touch to confirm if your application has been successful and next steps. In the meantime please add the above dates in your diary.

If you would like to hear from a previous participant about the benefit and impact of this programme to them, watch this video here

If you have any queries, please contact [email protected]