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Tools, Supports and Resources for Emerging Leaders

11/1/2019

 
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Current and emerging leaders in community and primary health care rely on a wide variety of tools, supports, and resources to help them develop and enhance the key competencies they need to succeed. Developing those key competencies involves a combination of formal and informal career progression, advancement, and development opportunities.

The consulting firm Optimus|SBR engaged with leaders in our sector to find out what formal and informal tools, supports, and resources leaders are using and have used. Here are the results. 

Formal Development
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When we think of development opportunities, we often think of formal ones like these:
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​Informal Development

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Informal and non-traditional development opportunities, such as special projects, committee membership, or temporary secondments are increasingly relevant to engaging and retaining emerging leaders.​
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