The NHS should embrace the world stage The first of a two part series by Ben Marshall Every three years, US-based think tank The...

Leadership in the NHS Jon Rouse The NHS Long Term Plan was released in January with a clear thread leading from the ‘Five Year Forward...

Energy-giving vs Energy-depleting Nishma Manek Your inspiration and motivation are clearly off the scale and contagious! How do you...

“We can do better – a case for positive discrimination in the workplace” By Colby Benari Colby Benari Like many women, I started calling...

Leadership: Learning On The Job How the 2016 Junior Doctor Contract is helping us lead change in the NHS. Emma Cox & Vidushi Golash As...

High Tech works when it enables High Touch Dr Trishan Panch The growth of digital technology across the economy continues to accelerate....

Leadership in the NHS Professor Frances A Bu’Lock Professor Frances A Bu’Lock Having been asked to write on this topic after given a talk...

Reflective practice – the leadership ‘superpower’ Catherine Afolabi Catherine Afolabi I take my seat, in a meeting room with thirty-odd...

Why is staffing still a problem in the NHS? Lack of flexibility may be the answer By Dena El-Sawy, Emma Cox, Lord Archibald Kirkwood of...

Clinical Leadership: lessons from the past to help build the future Lord Ara Darzi Lord Darzi Clinical leadership has been central to my...

Reflection and Culture: UK Medicine By Johann Malawana Over the last week the UK medical profession has been knocked sideways by the...

‘Presence’ in Public Sector Leadership: a personal account of a recent shadowing experience by Susan Coull Having presence as a leader...

Why do so many technology projects in healthcare fail? by Professor Trisha Greenhalgh Who remembers a failed technology project in...

‘Health Care X-Ray’: fully exposed by Sam Waterson We all have the capacity to be innovative, but often we can be held back by our own...

Examining Ethics Being tasked with a coursework assignment is probably not the highlight of any student’s day. Having graduated from my...

‘F3’, the land of opportunity? One of the most popular times to take a break from medical training is after completion of the UK...

Exception reporting: It’s not just a right but a duty by Johann Malawana This piece was jointly produced for The Leadership Blog and BMJ...

Dr Ann Limb CBE DL George Miller, HLA scholar, speaks with Dr Ann Limb CBE DL, the first female Chair of the Scout Association and the...