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Volume 8 number 1
Contents:
EDITORIAL: Compassionate leadership fosters equity, diversity, and exclusivity
Mind the gap: thoughts on intergenerational relations in medical leadership
originally published CJPL 5(2)
Fostering inclusion of physicians with disabilities at the Ottawa Hospital
LGBTQ2S+ diversity: leading and celebrating pride originally published CJPL 5(2)
A framework for inclusive crisis leadership in health care originally published CJPL 7(1)
Re-thinking conferences in medicine: opportunities and challenges of virtual delivery
originally published CJPL 7(1)
OPINION Using Holocaust education to teach medical ethics and leadership
INTERVIEW The journey from advocacy to leadership Dr. Alika Lafontaine
How full is the glass? A perspective on women in medical leadership in Canada
originally published CJPL 5(1)
BOOK REVIEW: Compassionate Leadership: Sustaining Wisdom, Humanity and Presence in Health and Social Care
Volume 8 number 3
Contents:
GUEST EDITORIAL: Physician leadership needed now more than ever
COMMENTARY: “We’re not better now”: Canada’s health care providers need well-being supports, stat
OPINION: What health care leaders can learn from Volodymyr Zelensky
Development of a provincial medical affairs community of practice
ADVICE: Optimizing meetings: a critical post-pandemic task for physician leaders
Model to improve charting performance for physicians
OPINION: The resilience myth: is it just in our heads?
NEWS: Learning to lead – a simulation exercise
BOOK REVIEW: Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking when Stakes Are High
BOOK REVIEW: Sudden Leadership: A Survival Guide for Physicians
Volume 8 number 2
Contents:
EDITORIAL: Steps to developing leadership talent
Physician-led quality improvement: a blueprint for building capacity
ADVICE: Managing physician conflict
We have a great idea, now what? Using the Canadian Healthcare Lean Canvas for implementing innovation
ADVICE: The sweet space of executive coaching: when leadership gets messy
INTERVIEW: Physicians as Advocates
Boluwaji Ogunyemi, MD, FRCPC
BOOK REVIEW: Ducks in a Row: Health Care Reimagined
BOOK REVIEW: The Premonition: A Pandemic Story
Volume 8 number 4
Contents:
EDITORIAL: No cookie cutter approach to leadership
Development of an institutional “good practices” policy for resident and attending-physician on-call responsibilities
Strategies for enabling physician leadership and involvement in quality improvement: a scoping review
Teaching negotiation skills to medical trainees enhances their leadership development
ONLINE EDUCATION REVIEW: SimuLEADerShip
BOOK REVIEW: The Power of Teamwork: How We Can All Work Better Together
BOOK REVIEW: Patients at Risk: Exposing Canada’s Health-care Crisis