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The 2021 ALP will is designed to provide Canadian health leaders with LEADS-based leadership tools and knowledge. Sign up for our annual subscription and have access to all our monthly Summit Series, Campfire Chat Series, Town Halls, and Community for Practice. Connect with a network of other health leaders and discuss current issues, challenges, and opportunities in health leadership. The first module starts April 1st > https://bit.ly/3bRPC8x #leadershipmatters #leadershipdevelopment #alp #CCHLeaders #LEADSframework #onlinelearning

WEEKEND READ: This week in the The Globe and Mail - Indigenous scholars are among those leading the way in exciting new research in science, business and beyond. In this series of interviews by Karl Moore and Wáhiakatste Diome-Deer, they engage Indigenous leaders in thoughtful conversation and showcase their stories, strategies, challenges and achievements. Read it here: https://tgam.ca/32Lc8LW #weekendread #leadershipmatters #indigenousleaders

In the first instalment of our ALP Town Hall Series, Canadian College of Health Leaders 's Dr. Jaason Geerts, invites you to join him in this open discussion on 'Health leadership in four stages of the pandemic: key lesson'. This series provides a safe virtual space where health leaders can share their own experiences, successes, and challenges. Learn how you can participate here: https://bit.ly/3a8eJnt #leadinginacrisis #leadershipmatters #CCHLeaders

WEEKEND READ: Any leader who is assuming a role previously held by someone else has to face their predecessor’s legacy, but those who are replacing poor or controversial leaders have a special challenge. Read more in this Harvard Business Review article, 'What Good Leaders Do When Replacing Bad Leaders' by Andrew Blum. > https://bit.ly/3tpozZT #weekendread #leadershipmatters

WEEKEND READ: In this CJPL.CA 'OPINION: The gift of COVID-19: a golden opportunity to slow down and refocus'. With far fewer distractions, we finally have what we claim we always needed: time to think, reflect, and make sense of the nonsense. The problem is we have equal amounts of time to fall into despair. > https://bit.ly/2Rl3mlC #weekendread #reflection

Absolutely powerful & authentic conversation with London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) 's interim President and CEO, Dr. Jackie Shleifer Taylor. Dr. Jaason Geerts, Director of Research and Leadership Development & Brenda Lammi, VP, Professional and Leadership Development at the Canadian College of Health Leaders, share this candid & vulnerable interview on the challenges of leadership during this pandemic, as a diverse woman. View it here: https://youtu.be/sdRSrBiiHFQ #leadershipmatters #womenleaders #womeninleadership #edi

As we navigate through the many stages of this pandemic, and even though there may not be a clear-cut end to this crisis, it is interesting to consider how leadership imperatives and key capabilities will play out following the pandemic. As part of the Canadian College of Health Leaders ’s 2021 Advanced Leadership Program's Summit Series, Dr. Jaason Geerts will shares results of a rapid research project involving CEO’s, experts, and health leaders from across the country. > https://bit.ly/39wfTZI #LeadershipMatters #leadinginacrisis

Highlight 4: This chapter elaborates on the differences between health leadership and management but also how they must come together to sustain the transformational changes needed in healthcare systems. Read more at Canadian College of Health Leaders > https://bit.ly/LEADSBook_highlights #healthcare #CCHLeaders #CHLNet

Happy Easter! Thanks to our members and the Canadian healthcare community for your dedication and support in caring for our loved ones during these challenging times. #CCHLDifferenceMaker #CCHLeaders #HappyEaster #HappyEaster2021

Joyeuses Pâques! Merci à nos membres et aux travailleurs canadiens de la santé pour le soutien et les soins dévoués qu'ils donnent à nos proches pendant ces temps difficiles. #JoyeusesPâques #CCHLeaders #CCLStransformateur

Wishing all our leaders, clients and peers, a happy and safe long weekend and thank you to all our #frontlineworkers and their families for their courage and strength during this past year! Be safe!

LONG WEEKEND READ: Some extra reading on this extra long weekend. In this recent #CCHLForum blog posts, Eileen Pepler wants us to bend the mental health curve; Mary Elliott, MD, wants to know who is looking after our leaders during COVID-19?; and Lisa Adams, PhD, talks about workplace bullying and what you can do. > https://bit.ly/3fuDuxN #weekendread

#CCHLeaders CEO Alain Doucet shares his takeaways and reflections in the wake of our virtual 2020 BC Health Leaders Conference - Finding your compass: Leading through uncertainty. #BCHLC2020 Click to read more >> https://bit.ly/BCHLC2020_CEO_EN

This live, virtual leadership development program is developed by and for healthcare leaders. It introduces the LEADS Leadership model in a way that provides immediate practical learning and applications, during a pandemic and beyond. Offered multiple times a year, our 2021 cohorts are now open for registration! > http://bit.ly/2UeD7Oj #LeadershipDevelopment #CCHLeaders

Happy #InternationalMensDay to all the fierce leaders who are fighting for equality every day and have paved the way for inclusion in healthcare leadership around the globe. #LeadershipMatters

Now accepting applications! The Organizational LEADS Facilitator (OLF) program is going online! This program equips candidates within community healthcare agencies, hospitals, health authorities, and regions across Canada with the skills and knowledge to deliver LEADS workshops internally. Deadline is Nov 25th. > https://bit.ly/2PkVdcy #CCHLeaders #leadershipmatters #LEADSframework #online #leadershipdevelopment

The pandemic has been an opportunity for innovation in healthcare. In this Summit Series webinar, Dr Ellen Melis will explore how the concept of open innovation applies to healthcare, how to foster creativity, and what system, organizational and operational changes are required to foster lasting innovation for transformational change moving forward. > https://bit.ly/35rvKqV #innovation #leadership

WEEKEND READ: An interesting paper, about the tensions faced by leaders in health care scenarios shows some really useful constructs for leaders and managers in other contexts. The study found that there are often perceived differences between the aims of different parts of managers jobs. Oxford Review > https://bit.ly/3eNKvr7 #weekendread #leadership

Wherever there is a human being, there is an opportunity for kindness. Lucius Annaeus Seneca > #bekind #begiving #bealeader #leadershipmatters #WorldKindnessDay #WKD