
Debbie Morris
@learningdebbiem
Apprentice Programme Lead @NHS. Passionate about helping people to develop and grow to be the best they can. All views are my own personal opinions.
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11-04-2019 11:51:29
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The 6 most important skills to successfully lead from the middle of a system, fed back by 100,000 middle managers globally: 1) Thinking & acting systematically 2) Resiliency 3) Communication 4) Influence 5) Learning agility 6) Self-awareness: ccl.org/articles/leadi… By Center for Creative Leadership


Often in organisations, there's a chasm between the Learning & Development (LD) team & the Organisation Development (OD) team. These teams have the same goals. It's time to build a bridge:td.org/atd-blog/its-t… V Paul Thoresen We also need a bridge between OD & Q Improvement teams


Research suggests managers who set aside regular time to reflect have more impact. They gain new outlooks on their teams, their cross-functional relationships & their own effectiveness. 35 questions managers should ask themselves regularly: review.firstround.com/35-impactful-q… Via Jorge Barba


The best way for us to learn practical change/improvement skills is in real time, working on priorities that matter to us. So real-time improvement coaching is more effective than training courses as the primary method for skilling people up for improvement. Graphic: Moina Abdul | Visual Ideas


Team norms are a set of rules or operating principles that shape how we interact & collaborate with each other. They build trust & psychological safety which is key to team success. Here's a great 90 min process to improve our team norms: medium.com/product-cookbo… TY Nicolas Backal


If new learning isn't applied, we forget 75% of it in 6 days. Instead of "traditional" learning: 1) identify the minimum learnable unit (MLU) based on 80/20 thinking 2) apply it to the real world 3) use peer learning 4) offer micro-courses: hbr.org/2019/10/where-… Via Lisa Bodell



Q5: I've been working for 9 years with Göran Henriks on 7 "simple rules" for leaders who seek a different tomorrow. The "golden thread" is in number 7: "action small scale changes within a large scale framework" (all in the context of our shared purpose) #leadingQI #QIHour






Shaping your Workplace Culture 📅Wednesday 23 November 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm 📚This session will enable you to realise your preference & potential to influence in the workplace and provide some easy tools and techniques for influencing and negotiation ✅midlands.leadershipacademy.nhs.uk/event/shaping-…


'How to Build Leadership Resilience' - an online course on FutureLearn. Join now: futurelearn.com/courses/how-to…

Busy night, did not stop talking to young people for over 2 hours, with queues 4 deep at times, lots of interest in the NHS from young people Nottinghamshire Healthcare
