About

Health care is not just concerned with medical care; it also involves the careful management of a complex system and network of organisations.

Drawing on the School's internationally renowned expertise, this group explores how health care organisations work, why they work and, crucially, how to improve them. The group brings together faculty members from diverse academic backgrounds, including marketing, entrepreneurship, public health, health services research and operations management.

 

Research

Research

Members have research interests, teaching or consultancy posts in health care, ranging from the public sector, NHS and related institutions, to the private and not-for-profit sector. Their research covers a wide range of topics, from developing the workforce through to researching improved ways of designing surgery theatre teams.

The group brings a multidisciplinary approach to health care that fosters a vibrant and applied research agenda.

Publications

  • Mahima Mitra,
  • Michael Gill,
  • sue Dopson
Organisation Studies
Professional Service Firms
Health Care

Responsible leadership development: Gender, diversity and the route to the top(opens in new window)

  • Chapter
  • Responsible Leadership: Essential to the Achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
  • M Mitra,
  • A Athanasopoulou,
  • S Dopson,
  • M Smets
Health Care
Organisation Studies
Professional Service Firms

Responsible leadership development: gender, diversity and the route to the top(opens in new window)

  • Chapter
  • Responsible Leadership: Essential for the Achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
  • Mahima Mitra,
  • Andromache Athanasopoulou,
  • Susan Dopson,
  • Michael Smets
Organisation Studies
Professional Service Firms
Health Care
  • Mahima Hoffmann,
  • Sue Dopson,
  • Timothy Hoff
Health Care
Organisation Studies
  • Francis Lammas,
  • Alexandria Phillips,
  • Sue Dopson,
  • Eileen Joyce,
  • Emese Csipke,
  • Til Wykes
Health Care
Organisation Studies
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People

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