Carolyn Wilkins on place-based leadership in Oldham

Posted:Thursday 09 January 2020

In this video, Dr Carolyn Wilkins OBE, Chief Executive, Oldham Council and Accountable Officer, NHS Oldham Clinical Commissioning Group, discusses how an integrated approach to care has worked in Oldham, and shares her experience of adopting a place-based leadership model.

You can hear more from Carolyn at our Towards integrated care systems event in March, where we'll be exploring the different leadership skills and behaviours needed to successfully secure more integrated care.

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