Thanks to Ann Langley for an inspirational talk & workshop King's Business School last week on #theorizing #qualitative #process #research in #organizations. Ann left us with a provoking thought; why care about #ProcessResearch? Answer: To help understand what will happen next

Organisational Behaviour in Health Care (OBHC) Conference in 2026: SHOC invites bids to host the 15th OBHC conference in 2026. SHOC will accept bids from any institution. Deadline for bids: 31 July 2024. shoc.org.uk/wp-content/upl… Gerry McGivern

If you want people to change - don't target their knowledge or beliefs. Focus on obstacles to desired behaviour and building habits. New meta-analysis in Nature nature.com/articles/s4415…

Looking forward to speaking about #leadership in #healthcare at #Anaesthesia24 in Glasgow tomorrow

Great to see friend and colleague Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram FRCS (Plast), BEM mentioned Royal College of Anaesthetists #anaesthesia2024 ‘Do we need to change the way we look at clinical leadership and hybrid roles - with innovative intent?’ Gerry McGivern

Gerry McGivern talks about Leading Quietly ‘Through countless small often unseen efforts quiet leaders make the world a better place’ Royal College of Anaesthetists #Anaesthesia featuring Ramani Mike Grocott Tim Cook

Professor Gerry McGivern opening Day 2 of #Anaesthesia2024 with talk on leadership, the skills and the importance of changing from Individual to collective, distributive & system leadership

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Looking forward to talking about #IntegratedCareSystems & #SystemLeadership King's Business School

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Really important session ⁦Health Services Research UK⁩ #HSRUK24 looking at how innovation and implementation can widen as well as tackle inequalities ⁦Graham Martin⁩ ⁦Natasha Curran⁩

…often due to concerns about the availability of appointments and NHS systems. Around a third thought they wouldn't be able to get an appointment, they wouldn't get through to the GP practice on the phone, or waiting times would be too long

A third of those who believed they wouldn’t get through to their GP on phone do not think they’ll be able to rely on the health service – nearly double the proportion of the public as a whole who feel this way

People are looking after themselves at home, seeking advice from the internet, friends and family, or pharmacists instead of seeing GPs

Of those who considered contacting their GP but didn’t, nearly half – 45% – report their condition is about the same or worse since they thought about seeking care

One in four say this experience has made them view the NHS more negatively – though a similar share say it’s made them more positive towards it

.Bobby Duffy: "Increasing resources to frontline GP services is...a vital challenge for the new government to address, not just to deliver better and more efficient care, but to help restore confidence in the NHS as a whole"

Our recent poll found that fewer people believe the NHS will be then for them when they need it King's Business School Nick Krachler The Policy Institute

Our new poll suggest that 1/2 the public considered contacting a GP about a health condition but didn't, due to concerns about waiting times & getting appointments, & almost 1/2 of them didn't get better King's Business School Nick Krachler The Policy Institute