Leadership Review: response to the final report

Organisational culture

Peter Lees, Founding Director, Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management, UK Medical Royal Colleges, Dr Emma Stanton, CEO, Beacon UK and SpR, SLAM NHS Foundation Trust and Co-Founder Diagnosis, and Jan Sobieraj, Interim Managing Director, NHS Leadership Academy, give their responses to the final report from the NHS Leadership Review, presented by Chris Ham at the 2012 Leadership Summit.

More from the NHS leadership and management summit

Read the final report: Leadership and engagement for improvement in the NHS: together we can
Find out more about the project: A review of leadership in the NHS
This was part of the 2012: Second annual NHS leadership and management summit, which explored what leadership skills and qualities support the development of new organisations, and considered how working across sector and professional boundaries could improve local health outcomes.

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