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The Oxford Program in Healthcare Leadership

In this course, students will learn about the healthcare leadership accomplished by completion of the Oxford Program in Healthcare Leadership by developing their proficiency in strategic, operational, and leadership skills appropriate for the global healthcare industry. Organization leadership, healthcare policies, and change management are some of the key areas it addresses, allowing the participants to lead the healthcare organizations and make an impact on their structure.

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Rome

Fees: 10950 $
From: 13-10-2025
To: 24-10-2025

Amsterdam

Fees: 10950 $
From: 17-11-2025
To: 28-11-2025

Cairo

Fees: 8950 $
From: 05-01-2026
To: 16-01-2026

Zurich

Fees: 11950 $
From: 09-02-2026
To: 20-02-2026

Istanbul

Fees: 8950 $
From: 16-03-2026
To: 27-03-2026

Milan

Fees: 10950 $
From: 20-04-2026
To: 01-05-2026

Sharm El Sheikh

Fees: 8950 $
From: 25-05-2026
To: 05-06-2026

Vienna

Fees: 10950 $
From: 29-06-2026
To: 10-07-2026

The Oxford Program in Healthcare Leadership Course

Introduction

The The Oxford Program in Healthcare Leadership Program is a comprehensive course designed to enhance leadership capabilities within the healthcare industry. Delivered through workshops, the program encourages the exchange of ideas and best practices among healthcare professionals while emphasizing the critical role of effective leadership in delivering quality healthcare services.

In the first week, participants will assess the global healthcare leadership environment, exploring how events such as the COVID-19 pandemic have impacted organizations, communities, and both clinical and non-clinical personnel across various countries.

During the second week, participants will deepen their knowledge and practical skills in modern healthcare management. Key topics include the relationship between followership and leadership, different healthcare leadership styles, new leadership techniques, the importance of stakeholder communication, fostering innovation, and the impact of organizational culture on the quality of care.

 

Objectives

By the end of this The Oxford Program in Healthcare Leadership program, participants should be able to:

  • Apply leadership theories within the context of global healthcare leadership.
  • Develop confidence and self-assuredness in leadership roles.
  • Understand current challenges faced by healthcare service managers.
  • Grasp the complexities of organizational functioning.
  • Explain how organizational culture influences innovation and the delivery of exceptional services.

 

Training Methodology:

  • Interactive Workshops and Dialogues
  • Case Study Analysis and Real-World Scenarios
  • Experiential Leadership Skills Development
  • Team Activities and Group Projects
  • Simulation and Role-Playing Games
  • Peer Reflection and Feedback
  • Expert Panel Q&A Sessions
  • Self-Assessment and Leadership Diagnostics

 

Course Outline

Unit 1: Health and Social Care Context

  • Global health perspectives
  • Exploration of different business models for healthcare delivery
  • COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the UK healthcare system
  • International responses to COVID-19
  • “What is Healthcare Leadership”: Improving Global Health Through Technology
  • The connection between healthcare leadership development and healthcare delivery innovation

 

Unit 2: Ethics in Healthcare Delivery

  • Four principles of ethics in medical ethics exploration
  • Ethical considerations for managers, clinicians, and patients
  • Case studies demonstrating exceptions to ethical rules
  • The rise of telemedicine with ongoing scientific advancements
  • Addressing biases in healthcare decision-making
  • Ethical strategies in medical business practices

 

Unit 3: Lessons Learned from the Pandemic

  • Strategies for business continuity in healthcare
  • Crisis management principles during a pandemic
  • Analyzing whether COVID-19 was a Black Swan event
  • Case study of a hospital’s response to the pandemic
  • Learning from past pandemics and planning for the future

 

Unit 4: Organizations in Healthcare Leadership

  • Unique aspects of healthcare organizations
  • Balancing health and caring focus
  • Structures of health and social care organizations
  • Managing key stakeholders in healthcare leadership
  • Risk assessment and management in healthcare
  • Metrics for performance measurement and management

 

Unit 5: Challenges and Opportunities

  • Exploring external environments impacting healthcare
  • Growing importance of telehealth in service provision
  • Innovations driving healthcare services delivery and administration
  • Identifying organizational capabilities necessary for future success
  • Applying SWOT analysis to inform strategic planning in healthcare

 

Unit 6: Leadership Styles

  • Comparing Transactional vs. Transformational Leadership Styles
  • Relevance of Goleman’s Emotional Intelligence in Healthcare Leadership
  • Evaluating the impact of Servant Leadership in healthcare
  • Understanding Dispersed Leadership and its application
  • Dynamics of Leader-Follower relationships
  • Motivating self and others in healthcare settings

 

Unit 7: Focus on Self

  • Understanding diverse working styles of healthcare leaders
  • Enhancing healthcare leadership through improved interpersonal skills
  • The art of delegation in healthcare management
  • Using persuasion and negotiation strategies
  • Tackling conflicts within the medical services industry
  • Enhancing leadership achievements in healthcare

 

Unit 8: Focus on Teams

  • Distinguishing between teams, silos, and groups in healthcare
  • Teamwork processes within healthcare environments
  • Strategies for sustaining high-performing teams
  • Effective team management in healthcare institutions
  • Defining team boundaries
  • Conducting goal-oriented meetings for efficiency in healthcare

 

Unit 9: Focus on Quality Outcomes

  • Defining quality outcomes in healthcare delivery
  • Balancing healthcare demand with available resources
  • Cultivating a culture of continuous improvement
  • Front-line decision-making in healthcare delivery
  • Addressing ethical challenges in healthcare leadership

 

Unit 10: Review and Further Development

  • Navigating healthcare leadership in a dynamic environment
  • Building key relationships for successful healthcare management
  • Managerial and clinical leadership strategies in medicine
  • Reviewing tools for effective healthcare leadership
  • Personal development planning post-training
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