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BMRI5027: Leadership and Policy in Mental Health 1
2023 unit information
This unit is designed to provide participants with an introduction to the key constructs of leadership, leadership development and change management with specific reference to mental health reform in Australia. The unit will provide an overview of concepts and models of leadership and change management and an opportunity to apply these to a personal leadership development plan to embark on a service-level reform initiative. In this unit participants will gain an understanding of their own leadership attributes and developmental needs and an insight into the development of strategy, organisational level policy and governance for achieving change. These elements will provide the foundations for self-development as a leader and the development of service level change/reform initiatives.
Unit details and rules
Managing faculty or University school:
Brain and Mind Science
| Code | BMRI5027 |
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| Academic unit | Brain and Mind Science |
| Credit points | 6 |
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At the completion of this unit, you should be able to:
- LO1. compare and contrast different models of leadership and change management strategies
- LO2. evaluate your own leadership strengths and learning priorities
- LO3. assess how policy and strategy are critical to the implementation of leadership vision
- LO4. evaluate effective personal influencing strategies
- LO5. develop strategies to improve team performance that include recognising staff strengths and improving staff engagement
- LO6. analyse key strategies for successful organisational change initiatives
- LO7. apply leadership theory and practice and a change management framework to develop reform within a service setting
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