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SUMMARY:Economics and the NHS – where is the value in that? - Jacque Mal
 lender (international health and public policy economist and health evalua
 tion practitioner)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210508T100000
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210508T130000
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DESCRIPTION:This webinar is part of the Management in Medicine Programme.\
 n\nIs there enough money? Are we using resources well? Are we able to help
  those who most need it? How can we secure funds for improvement? Health a
 nd care professionals face these difficult questions on a daily basis. The
 y know that the answers can have a direct impact on health outcomes\, the 
 experience of care for patients and staff\, and ensuring that limited fund
 s are stretched as far as possible. Can economics help to answer some of t
 hese questions?\n\nDuring this seminar\, Jacque explores the economic para
 digm of the NHS\, and how economics can help grow value through cycles of 
 improvement. The workshop is organised in two parts:\n\nPart A: The econom
 ics of the system\n\nWho pays for what and how does the money flow?\nWho p
 lays what role and what influences them\n\nPart B: Using the economic lens
  to drive value over time\n\nWhat role does economics play in improvement 
 cycles?\nHow can economics help health and care professionals accelerate v
 alue?\nAbout the speaker:\n\nJacque Mallender is a respected international
  health and public policy economist and health evaluation practitioner. Ov
 er the last 35 years\, Jacque has worked across health and social care wit
 h a focus on evaluation and health economics. was a founding convenor of t
 he joint Campbell and Cochrane Economics Methods Group. She is currently a
 n associate of the Oxford Centre for Triple Value Healthcare\, a member of
  the Advisory Board for the School of Economics at Nottingham University\,
  and an Executive Committee Member of the Economic Research Council. She i
 s a co-founder of Economics By Design Ltd. \nSpeakers:\nJacque Mallender (
 international health and public policy economist and health evaluation pra
 ctitioner)
LOCATION:Virtual event on Zoom 
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SUMMARY:Update from the USA: How to innovate during a pandemic and other m
 anagement lessons - Timothy Hoff (D’Amore-McKim School of Business\, Sch
 ool of Public Policy and Urban Affairs\, Northeastern University and Green
  Templeton College)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210607T184500
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210607T211500
UID:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/aaad1e25-7ac6-4422-9966-552cf55e2996/
DESCRIPTION:This webinar is part of the Management in Medicine Programme.\
 n\nThis seminar will focus on analysing several key innovation strategies 
 health care organisations in the United States pursued in response to chal
 lenges and opportunities caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. These strategies
  include transforming access to care for patient populations\, integration
  of technology into health care work flows\, redefining health care workfl
 ows\, and reimagining the needs and preferences of patients for their care
 . Specific lessons for health care managers will be identified and discuss
 ed. In addition\, the seminar will also speculate on what the embrace of h
 ealth care innovation means individually for enhancing managerial competen
 cies and personal development moving forward.\n\nTimothy Hoff\, Ph.D. is P
 rofessor of Management\, Healthcare Systems\, and Health Policy in the D
 ’Amore-McKim School of Business and School of Public Policy and Urban Af
 fairs\, Northeastern University\, in Boston\, Massachusetts. He is a Visit
 ing Associate Fellow at the University of Oxford’s Green-Templeton Colle
 ge\, and an Associate Scholar at the Saïd Business School\, University of
  Oxford. Before going into academia\, he worked for a decade in hospital a
 dministration and as a health care consultant. His recent book\, Next in L
 ine: Lowered Care Expectations in the Age of Retail- and Value-Based Healt
 h\, is published by Oxford University Press. He has another book on the tr
 ansformation of physician careers being published by Johns Hopkins Univers
 ity Press in early 2021.\n\nDr. Hoff conducts executive education and mana
 gement consulting for a variety of organizations within the healthcare ind
 ustry\, in areas such as change management\, health workforce issues\, wor
 kflow and systems redesign\, and improving the patient experience in healt
 h care. He gives frequent talks and interviews on these topics to news out
 lets\, academics\, industry executives\, and medical professionals\; and p
 ublishes regular op-eds on various health care issues.\n\nSpeakers:\nTimot
 hy Hoff (D’Amore-McKim School of Business\, School of Public Policy and 
 Urban Affairs\, Northeastern University and Green Templeton College)
LOCATION:Virtual event on Zoom 
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SUMMARY:Recognising\, understanding and managing conflict between patients
  and health professionals - Oscar Mathew (Director of The Medical Mediatio
 n Foundation)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210308T180000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210308T201500Z
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DESCRIPTION:This webinar is part of the Management in Medicine Programme.\
 n\nOscar Mathew is a qualified barrister and mediator\, and Director of Th
 e Medical Mediation Foundation. Oscar has a background in regulatory and p
 ublic law. Prior to his work with The Medical Mediation Foundation\, Oscar
  was a senior legal adviser to the GMC\, overseeing judicial reviews and s
 tatutory appellate work in the High Court\, and had conduct of the Supreme
  Court case of Montgomery v Lanarkshire Health Board [2015] UKSC 11\, one 
 of the most significant medical law cases in the last 25 years.\nSpeakers:
 \nOscar Mathew (Director of The Medical Mediation Foundation)
LOCATION:Virtual event on Zoom 
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SUMMARY:Leading during uncertainty - Oscar Lyons (Nuffield Department of S
 urgical Sciences)\, Mary Fenwick\, Oscar Mathew
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210227T100000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210227T130000Z
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DESCRIPTION:This webinar is part of the Management in Medicine Programme.\
 n\nLeadership often requires us to respond to uncertainty in ways that hel
 p our teams to work effectively and to achieve our goals for our patients.
  In this interactive session we will introduce some tools to help you cons
 ciously choose how to lead and support your teams during uncertainty.\n\nW
 e will explore\n- Dysfunctional momentum\n- Communication recalibration\n-
  Team resilience and shared adversity\n- Value-based decision-making\n- Pr
 ioritisation\n\nDr Oscar Lyons runs leadership development programmes for 
 doctors\, allied health professionals and researchers across a range of NH
 S organisations and universities. He practiced medicine in New Zealand bef
 ore moving to Oxford for his DPhil in Leadership Development in Healthcare
 .\n\nMary Fenwick is an executive teams and leadership coach\, who also wr
 ites the main advice column for Psychologies magazine. A former director o
 f the Whitehall and Industry Group\, she qualified as a coach in 2009. Mar
 y is a member of the Professional Speaking Association\, and her specialis
 t subjects as a writer\, speaker and coach include resilience\, creativity
 \, and inspirational leadership\, particularly for women.\n\nOscar Mathew 
 is a qualified barrister and mediator\, and Director of The Medical Mediat
 ion Foundation. Oscar has a background in regulatory and public law. Prior
  to his work with The Medical Mediation Foundation\, Oscar was a senior le
 gal adviser to the GMC\, overseeing judicial reviews and statutory appella
 te work in the High Court\, and had conduct of the Supreme Court case of M
 ontgomery v Lanarkshire Health Board [2015] UKSC 11\, one of the most sign
 ificant medical law cases in the last 25 years.\nSpeakers:\nOscar Lyons (N
 uffield Department of Surgical Sciences)\, Mary Fenwick\, Oscar Mathew
LOCATION:Virtual event on Zoom 
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SUMMARY:Making better decisions in life and work - Professor Richard Cante
 r (University of Oxford )
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210201T184500Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210201T201500Z
UID:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/25a5a01d-c962-4aaf-b6cb-e0f64a79f97b/
DESCRIPTION:This webinar is part of the Management in Medicine Programme.\
 n\nWe all have to make many decisions at work\, in research and in our pri
 vate lives. Typically we encounter a choice\, we analyse our options\, we 
 make a choice then we live with it. This session explores the powerful bia
 ses\, illogical wishful and overconfident thinking that characterises many
  of our decisions. This session will try to be as interactive as possible 
 given the constraints of online and aim to convince you to consider a diff
 erent process of making decisions. It won’t solve all your problems! …
  but you might hopefully end up making better decisions.\nSpeakers:\nProfe
 ssor Richard Canter (University of Oxford )
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:The NHS at 70: where did it come from\; how does it compare\; and 
 what is its future? - Professor Robert Arnott (Green Templeton College)\, 
 Dr Nick Fahy (University of Oxford)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190930T183000
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190930T201500
UID:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/f23388cd-c815-4867-b1a1-93b59a3bd858/
DESCRIPTION:The National Health Service (NHS) of the UK is a totemic insti
 tution – much loved by the British public\, and a model for elsewhere. B
 ut it faces fundamental challenges. Can it keep up with changes in medicin
 e? Can it adapt to changing expectations of the public and of its own staf
 f? And most fundamentally\, can we afford to keep it?\n\nIn this seminar\,
  we will look at how the NHS came into being\, how it was originally manag
 ed and operated and the series of significant structural and policy change
 s that have shaped the modern NHS. We will compare this with other systems
  emerging elsewhere\, especially in Europe\, and ask what we can learn fro
 m them. And we will explore the central challenges the NHS faces for the f
 uture\; can we keep the NHS for the next 70 years\, too?\n\nCertificates o
 f attendance will be provided\, for those that want one\, on completion of
  an online feedback form made available shortly after the event.\n\n*Progr
 amme*\n\n18:00: Registration\, tea and sandwiches in Stables Bar\n18:30: S
 eminar in EP Abraham Lecture Theatre\n20:15: Closes\nSpeakers:\nProfessor 
 Robert Arnott (Green Templeton College)\, Dr Nick Fahy (University of Oxfo
 rd)
LOCATION:Green Templeton College (EP Abraham Lecture Theatre)\, Woodstock 
 Road OX2 6HG
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SUMMARY:Re-inventing Organisations: Service Improvements and Culture - Joh
 n Drew (Associate Fellow\, Green Templeton College\; Director of Improveme
 nt and Culture\, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190511T093000
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190511T130000
UID:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/810dd780-404d-4e71-b0d7-11f8444e8c7e/
DESCRIPTION:This workshop will explore the links between leadership\, impr
 ovement and culture within a healthcare context\, and the opportunities an
 d challenges associated with this kind of change.  Is it a necessary\, rea
 listic and feasible?  And what is the role of change agents and leaders in
  bringing it about?\n\nJohn Drew will share a model from Reinventing Organ
 izations\, by Frederic Laloux\, which describes how organisations are chan
 ging or evolving over time\, and make the case for a fundamental rethink o
 f our core assumptions rather than just tinkering with structures and proc
 esses. He will then describe some of the challenges of applying this think
 ing in the NHS environment\, drawing on his current experiences as well as
  an approach and set of tools developed by the NHS Leadership Academy to c
 hange Leadership and Culture in NHS providers.\n\nWe will then work togeth
 er in groups to apply some of these tools and approaches to actual situati
 ons to make it practical\, sharing our findings and ideas before the close
 .\n\nThe workshop\, which will be highly interactive\, will start with sig
 n in and tea and coffee from 09:00 to 09:30 and end with lunch at 13:00.\n
 \nProgramme:\n\n09:00  Tea / coffee and sign in\n\n09:30  Reinventing Orga
 nisations: understanding and challenging our own assumptions and paradigms
  about organisations\n\n10:00  Applying these principles within the NHS: D
 o we want to? Why (not)?  Is it possible?  If so\, what will it take?\n\n1
 0:45  Break for tea/coffee\n\n11:00  Linking Leadership\, Improvement & Cu
 lture: understanding how leadership creates the conditions for improvement
  and shapes culture\, and how to measure these changes.\n\n11:30  Making i
 t practical:\n\nWhat do leaders need to do to create the kind of culture w
 e want and need to ‘deliver compassionate excellence’?\n\nWhat does an
  improvement methodology look like and how do we apply it to real-world pr
 oblems?\n\nWhat else can we do to encourage and cultivate a healthy\, open
  culture which is conducive to excellent patient care and staff experience
 \n\n12:30  Feedback discussion\n\n13:00  Workshop close followed by lunch\
 n\nCertificates of attendance will be provided for those that want one on 
 completion of an online feedback form made available a week after the work
 shop.\n\nThe seminar is open to all. Registration essential.\nSpeakers:\nJ
 ohn Drew (Associate Fellow\, Green Templeton College\; Director of Improve
 ment and Culture\, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
LOCATION:Green Templeton College (EP Abraham Lecture Theatre)\, Woodstock 
 Road OX2 6HG
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SUMMARY:Achieving change through teams - Paul Brankin (Green Templeton Col
 lege)\, Maire Brankin (Green Templeton College)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190330T093000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190330T130000Z
UID:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/0aa04c1c-98e9-42fc-8f3f-045efa28033a/
DESCRIPTION:Almost all healthcare interventions involve groups of people w
 ith different roles and skills working together\, whether or not these gro
 ups are called teams. Learning to work in teams is thus essential to achie
 ving change. In this workshop\, participants will explore their own person
 alities\, how different personalities interact when working together and h
 ow teams can achieve better outcomes by working together more effectively.
 \n\nDesigned for present and past medical students\, doctors in training a
 nd other healthcare professionals\, this workshop will be interactive and 
 involve small group discussions and exercises.\n\nThe workshop will be led
  by Maire and Paul Brankin\, both members of Green Templeton College\, who
  work with Chairmen\, Chief Executives\, senior managers and medical leade
 rs in the NHS\, helping them to develop their leadership and management sk
 ills.\nSpeakers:\nPaul Brankin (Green Templeton College)\, Maire Brankin (
 Green Templeton College)
LOCATION:Green Templeton College (EP Abraham Lecture Theatre)\, Woodstock 
 Road OX2 6HG
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