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Systems convening: its role in the spread of innovation and improvement – with Diane Ketley

Author of the new NHS Horizons publication 'Leading the Spread and Adoption of Innovation and Improvement: A Practical Guide' Diane Ketley shared the key role played by systems convening in this change and innovation work.

11 Nov 2021
16:00 – 17:00

London

Zoom (London time)

How do we enable the spread and adoption of complex innovations to improve health and care outcomes, efficiency or experience for patients and staff across the health and care system?

Q member Diane Ketley’s new publication for NHS Horizons ‘Leading the Spread and Adoption of Innovation and Improvement: A Practical Guide’ offers seven interconnected principles along with tools, case studies and further resources – including systems convening.

Systems convening is increasingly recognised as an enabling leadership activity to catalyse sustainable change, across challenging silos, in complex social landscapes, amid changing circumstances. Case studies of this way of working, including in the NHS (from 4 Q members), are included in the recent book Systems Convening – a crucial form of leadership for the 21st century.

In this Q zoom we explored how systems convening could help the spread and adoption of complex innovations and improvements in the healthcare system.

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