This topic will attempt to develop and deepen the students' knowledge and skills in public health/primary health care leadership and to increase their breadth of understanding of their leadership role by enabling them to re-evaluate their own approaches and assumptions of leadership using appropriate theories and experiences.
After having completed this topic students will have developed an understanding of the history of leadership as it relates to public health and primary health care movements, spent time reflecting on leadership within popular health and social movements and explored leadership theory and approaches. Students will also have critiqued leadership theories and developed an understanding of the influence of diversity on leadership approaches (eg gender, crosscultural, professions, political movements and community) and synthesised different theories and further developed an understanding of how these theories relate to their leadership approach.
This topic aims to develop and deepen the students' knowledge and skills in public health/primary health care leadership and to increase their breadth of understanding of their leadership role by enabling them to re-evaluate their own approaches and assumptions of leadership using appropriate theories and experiences.
Timetable details for 2021 are no longer published.