In this episode, we explore the critical topic of crisis leadership for physicians. We delve into the difference between crisis leadership—knowing the right things to do—and crisis management, which is about doing things right. We discuss six essential elements of crisis leadership, from sense making to After Action Reviews (AARs), offering practical steps to help physicians lead effectively in unpredictable situations. Whether you're a surgeon or any healthcare professional, this episode provides valuable insights to strengthen your leadership skills and prepare for the unexpected.
In this episode, we explore the critical topic of crisis leadership and crisis management for physicians. The key distinction between the two explained: crisis leadership is about knowing the right thing to do, while crisis management is focused on doing things right. He introduces the GHP model of crisis management, which includes Issues Management, Planning & Prevention, Crisis Response, and Post-Crisis evaluation. This episode offers valuable insights for surgeons and physicians on how to better prepare for and navigate crises.
In this episode, we discuss how physicians can adapt to the ongoing changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. We introduce the concept of "3-D change," characterized by being perpetual, pervasive, and exponential, and explains how this new normal requires a shift in leadership style. We emphasize the importance of practicing sapient leadership, which combines wisdom and humanism in decision-making. Listeners will learn actionable steps to reflect on their experiences with change and how to lead more effectively in the face of constant transformation.