Leadership – it’s not a one man band – “learn to pass the ball”
This issue of leadership hasn’t been out of the news over the last few months, from the Labour party electing Jeremy Corbyn and from a sporting perspective, the Rugby World …
What’s in it for me? The critical change question
If you live in West London, reports of a possible 3rd runway at Heathrow will perhaps not have been the best news you’ve had recently. Convincing potentially affected residents that …
Don’t Like the Picture? Try Changing the Frame
The challenges facing the NHS could be viewed as overwhelming. The news is full of big numbers: big numbers of patients waiting for appointments, diagnosis and treatment; big numbers of …
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss
“Meet the new boss, same as the old boss” * Whatever the outcome of today’s election, one thing is a given – transformational change is needed for the NHS to …
The power of the story – it’s not just for votes
Love it or loathe it, over the next four weeks, the general election coverage will be nigh on impossible to avoid. So if you can’t beat it, then benefit from …
Darwinism – the key to sustainable change
The health and social care system is not rocket science. It’s far more complex than that! I’m sure we have all experienced how changes in one part of the health …
Re-arrange the deck chairs!
Re-arrange the deck chairs! Over the last month the so-called #NHScrisis has brought #GPs into the media spotlight. The BMA and CQC have responded, with a little help from Pulse. …
Thinking outside the A&E box
KayHill have been fascinated by the issues that trend on social media and have often paused to think why that might be. Around the winter holiday break, amongst the more …
Stand out from the crowd…. It’s good to be different!
KayHill’s consultants met up for their annual team building event, this years venue, the beautiful island of Anglesey, North Wales. With a number of new associates now on board, we …
Change is easy….after you!
KayHill were commissioned by NHS Right Care to produce a series of Casebooks. These feature organisations that have been using the Right Care approach to drive healthcare reform, something KayHill …