Hugh MacLeod

Open Letters Ghost Busting Essay Series Leadership Obesity For Authors Insights October 2013 Today on this very alive “balcony of personal reflection”, Hugh MacLeod and I discuss that it has been nearly 100 years since our governments began publicly funding healthcare for the ill and physicians partnered as “consultants” to deliver fee-for-service within those walls, while the hospitals provided the necessary resources, staff and facilities for such care to transpire.

Open Letters Ghost Busting Essay Series Leadership Obesity For Authors Insights January 2023 Every day we see growth in self-interest, single-issue lobbying and expansion and entrenchment of rights-based discourse at the expense of one’s sense of responsibility and accountability. With self-reflection and honesty, one can recognize how the image we attempt to portray does not necessarily mirror the reality in which we find ourselves.

HealthcarePapers 11(2) June 2011 : 52-56.doi:10.12927/hcpap.2011.22440 "Twisting the Lion's Tail" is a valuable and timely contribution to the literature on the need to break down silo thinking and acting. If we stay within a narrow silo by suggesting that researchers generate knowledge, practitioners use the knowledge and then researchers evaluate the results, we will not get to the system thinking view articulated in the lead paper.