Landmark lecture on cardiology: the quest for the ultimate team in health care - what we can learn from musicians about leadership, innovation, and teambuilding?

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Abstract
The importance of teamwork is being increasingly recognised in healthcare. Nonetheless, it is equally recognised that teamwork is difficult. In this article, I explore whether we can learn lessons from musicians, orchestras, and conductors as we build our teams. The evolution of the role of the conductor provides useful lessons on leadership and the evolving role of the members of the orchestra on how team members can contribute to a shared outcome. The uncertainty of jazz provides useful lessons for innovation in an increasingly turbulent healthcare environment.
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Authors Penny, Daniel J;
Journal Cardiology in the Young
Year 2017
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10.1017/S1047951117002098
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health care team building orchestra

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