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Simon Edgar

@simongasman

NHS Dr|Healthcare educator|Systems improver|Talent developer|Team player|Joy promoter|Lego builder #wellatworklothian #joyinwork bit.ly/lothianwellbei…

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The official opening of the new and improved Junior Doctors mess at WGH today in Pentland Lodge. Thank you to all who made it happen especially our Chief Registrars and NHS Lothian Medical Education team

The official opening of the new and improved Junior Doctors mess at WGH today in Pentland Lodge. Thank you to all who made it happen especially our Chief Registrars and <a href="/NHSLothianMedEd/">NHS Lothian Medical Education</a> team
✨Sonia Sparkles✨🖤 (@sonia_sparkles) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So pleased we have 100 people signed up to our Basic Needs At Work demo in July & can confirm Dr Jo Daniels will be present. Together, with Jo's Research & my blend of QI we hope to inspire people to focus on basic needs at work Basic Needs at Work 💛🧡 Event details: buff.ly/3NhGVqP

So pleased we have 100 people signed up to our Basic Needs At Work demo in July &amp; can confirm <a href="/DrJoDaniels/">Dr Jo Daniels</a> will be present. Together, with Jo's Research &amp; my blend of QI we hope to inspire people to focus on basic needs at work <a href="/NeedsAtWork/">Basic Needs at Work 💛🧡</a> 
Event details: buff.ly/3NhGVqP
Callum P Mutch (@callumpmutch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Like Edinburgh and the Lothians? Come be my boss! An exciting time in infection medicine - joint ID and micro job apply.jobs.scot.nhs.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

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Brilliant blog on the importance of measurement & interpreting data to create an ongoing culture of improvement. Four key lessons: 1) Deciding where to make the first intervention in system-wide improvement is a key decision that involves many potential trade-offs 2) Similarly

Brilliant blog on the importance of measurement &amp; interpreting data to create an ongoing culture of improvement. Four key lessons:
1) Deciding where to make the first intervention in system-wide improvement is a key decision that involves many potential trade-offs
2) Similarly
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A philosophy that's served me well over the years is "always assume that other people are acting with a positive intent". That's why Hanlon's Razor is such a useful mental model. It states "never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by neglect." Other

A philosophy that's served me well over the years is "always assume that other people are acting with a positive intent".  That's why Hanlon's Razor is such a useful mental model. It states "never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by neglect." Other
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Too often when we think about "organisational design", we rush into drawing new operating models & org charts. Yet there are multiple aspects we should think about first: the ideological, strategic and emotional components of redesign, not just the structural. Here's a brilliant

Too often when we think about "organisational design", we rush into drawing new operating models &amp; org charts. Yet there are multiple aspects we should think about first: the ideological, strategic and emotional components of redesign, not just the structural. Here's a brilliant
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One thing I've learnt over the years is that it's usually a good idea to have a plan for change. The plan gathers people and shows the way. But lasting change is inherently emergent so don’t expect the change to exactly match the plan. The plan needs to be just “good enough” at

One thing I've learnt over the years is that it's usually a good idea to have a plan for change. The plan gathers people and shows the way. But lasting change is inherently emergent so don’t expect the change to exactly match the plan. The plan needs to be just “good enough” at
Helen Bevan (@helenbevan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today WBS & NHS Horizons are hosting the first of two roundtables with NHS leaders on "how we can define and demonstrate (financial) value from improvement activity in the NHS". In many NHS organisations, there's a gap between the indicators used to gauge value in

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Impostor phenomenon (IP) can fuel stress & burnout, plaguing individuals with self-doubt & fear of being exposed as 'frauds.' Find out about IP amongst the healthcare simulation community. ijohs.com/article/doi/10… #ImpostorPhenomenon #impostorsyndrome

NHS Lothian Medical Education (@nhslothianmeded) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NHS Lothian Medical Education team are looking for talented clinicians to join us in Aug 24 as Fellows. Apply here bit.ly/3QGcb4s and have a look at what we do here 👉🏽 med.scot.nhs.uk #makeadifference NHS Education for Scotland (NES)

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I'm engaging in outstanding discussions with leaders of change in health & care from across the globe at #Quality2024. A big theme is how relationships & relatedness are increasingly becoming the primary focus of change methodologies. Read this blog from North East and North Cumbria NHS on how a theory

I'm engaging in outstanding discussions with leaders of change in health &amp; care from across the globe at #Quality2024. A big theme is how relationships &amp; relatedness are increasingly becoming the primary focus of change methodologies. Read this blog from <a href="/NENC_NHS/">North East and North Cumbria NHS</a> on how a theory
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I'm at #Quality2024 live, listening to Amy Edmondson talking about principles from her book “The Right Kind of Wrong – The Science of Failing Well”. Amy differentiates three kinds of failures in organisations: 1) Basic failures: caused by carelessness or ignorance 2) Complex

I'm at #Quality2024 live, listening to <a href="/AmyCEdmondson/">Amy Edmondson</a>  talking about principles from her book “The Right Kind of Wrong – The Science of Failing Well”. Amy differentiates three kinds of failures in organisations:
1) Basic failures: caused by carelessness or ignorance
2) Complex