Decision quality is a fundamental, but neglected, route to improvement. Advance your practice with this development programme.
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The Strategy Unit, working on behalf of the Midlands Decision Support Network, has devised a development programme to improve decision quality. It is designed for senior leaders in health and care.
This 2-day programme is founded on the view that decision making is utterly fundamental – but that very few leaders, organisations or systems focus specific attention on it. It is designed using insights from a growing literature, alongside research with senior decision makers in the Midlands. It is highly applied and overall feedback has been excellent. Participants will leave the programme with:
– an understanding of what decision quality is,
– how they can improve decision quality in their team, and
– a selection of tools to support quality decision making.
This is a development programme to improve strategic decision making in Midlands’ Integrated Care Systems. It will provide you with cutting-edge thinking, practical tools and analytically-grounded techniques. It will leave you equipped to improve decision making in your organisation and ICS.
Sessions will be:
Your training will be led by:
Fraser Battye Principal Consultant, Strategy Unit and
Mohammed Mohammed Principal Consultant, Strategy Unit
Audience and pre-requisites
Audience: Aimed at senior leaders working in the Midlands. Participants are welcome from many backgrounds, including health and social care; public and voluntary sector; public health; clinical and non-clinical; commissioners and providers; (etc).
Duration and start date
The course is 2 days long
The programme will be delivered face-to-face
Dates:
Location
thestudio, 7 Cannon Street, Birmingham, B2 5EP
Lunch and refreshments are included
Registration now closed.
If you would like to be added to the waiting list please contact charlotte.henderson2@nhs.net
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