Leadership at the Intersection of Healthcare and Constructive Developmental Theory: A Scoping Review (Protocol registration)

Shannon Richards-Green; Sharon M Mickan; Suzanne Gough

Leadership at the Intersection of Healthcare and Constructive Developmental Theory: A Scoping Review (Protocol registration)

Shannon Richards-Green, Sharon M Mickan, Suzanne Gough

Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine

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Abstract

Complex Healthcare systems require Leaders with the requisite level of adult developmental complexity to cope with the leadership challenges of their role. This study will explore the extent and nature of the evidence for the use of constructive development theory, within the context of healthcare leadership.

Original language	English
Type	Scoping Review Protocol
Media of output	Open Science Framework
Publisher	Open Science Framework Registries
Publication status	Published - 2 Nov 2020

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