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My Leadership Philosophy
08-09-17
Sunita Mutha, MD, FACP, Director of Healthforce Center at UCSF
After nearly two decades of teaching, mentoring and managing, my leadership style and philosophy have evolved. I now know that leadership can be defined and practiced in many ways. Below are seven tenets about leadership that are true to me and the organization I lead, Healthforce Center at UCSF. Restrictive Policies (and Politics) Impede Nurses, Fail Patients
08-04-17
Community Health Worker Joins Movement
07-18-17
Jackie Miller
As a community health worker (CHW) at Care Connections Program in Los Angeles County, Walfred Lopez acts as a liaison between patients and medical professionals to help people find resources and overcome challenges related to chronic conditions. He’s part of a growing movement of CHWs who joined... People With Mental Illness Are Finding Work Helping Peers (NPR)
07-11-17
CHCF Leadership Program Is Accepting Apps
06-22-17
Healthforce Center Celebrates 25 Years of Transforming Health Care
06-20-17
The Importance of Why
06-14-17
Sunita Mutha, MD, FACP, Director of Healthforce Center
In 2017, health care organizations face great uncertainty about funding for health care and the ability to sustain coverage and access for large numbers of people. Millennial Healthcare Workers Get Political
06-13-17
Making it Through the Wilderness
06-08-17
Maile Richardson
“Wandering around in the wilderness.” That’s how Teresa Simms, regional director of operations at North County Health Services, described her early experiences as a health care leader before she joined Clinic Leadership Institute (CLI) Emerging Leaders, a leadership training in health care program. Leadership Program Spurs Transformation in Physician
05-03-17