Olivia Jagger

Arriving or departing: Primary Care Annual Scientific Meeting

Olivia Jagger, Emily Donovan

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THE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT ACADEMY: HOW INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE LEADS TO IMPROVED JUNIOR DOCTOR ENGAGEMENT IN LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY

Jonathan Thomas Evans, Olivia Jagger, B Sandhar

Quality Improvement (QI) is of increasing importance with its inclusion on training curricula and requirement for it in revalidation. Junior Doctors are a valuable, yet under utilised resource for NHS Trusts in patient safety/Quality Improvement activity. A Trainee led QI Academy, supported …

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Leadership and management in UK medical school curricula

Richard Jefferies, Ibrahim Sheriff, Jacob Henry Matthews, Olivia Jagger et autres

Purpose Although medical leadership and management (MLM) is increasingly being recognised as important to improving healthcare outcomes, little is understood about current training of medical students in MLM skills and behaviours in the UK. The paper aims to discuss these issues. Design/methodology/approach …

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REFRAME: Resilience training for GPs

Siobhán Lynch, Mark T. Lown, Daghni Rajasingami, David H. Peters et autres

We need more GPs in the UK if we are to manage our ageing and increasingly multi-morbid population. However, there is a manpower crisis in NHS primary care, with GP recruitment falling and older doctors taking early retirement. Although there has been …

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Building resilience through leadership

Olivia Jagger, George T. Lewith

Demonstrating leadership skills at work builds resilience by empowering you to take control of your working environment. Demonstrating leadership qualities enables more-effective team-working, which improves your performance and provides a protective support network. Both these processes buffer stress and promote personal resilience. …

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Supporting and driving trainee-led leadership

Olivia Jagger

Medical leadership saves lives. Hospitals with high levels of medical engagement, where all doctors are actively involved in management, leadership and service improvement, have better outcomes. Leadership competencies are not only required by senior clinicians and trainees who aspire to positional leadership …

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Hypoglycemia associated with impaired mobility and diminished confidence in an elderly person with type 2 diabetes

Lauren McCluskey, Olivia Jagger, William David Strain

Students as teachers and researchers:a community inquiry approach to the research and practice of e-learning

SE Timmis, Jean A. Williams, Olivia Jagger, C. Milner-Smith