Team resource management: a programme for troubled teams

Abstract

The necessity for effective multidisciplinary team working within increasingly complex health and social care environments has been emphasised in The NHS Plan. Good teamwork makes a critical contribution to effectiveness and innovation in health‐care delivery and it is through such teams that the agenda of quality improvement through clinical governance can be delivered at local level. The NHS Clinical Governance Support Team’s Team Resource Management Programme supports individuals who work directly with poorly performing NHS teams. A case study example illustrates how a team coach has used her experiences on the Programme to facilitate effective change in a “troubled” team in her health‐care organisation.

Citation

Arthur, H., Wall, D. and Halligan, A. (2003), "Team resource management: a programme for troubled teams", Clinical Governance: An International Journal, Vol. 8 No. 1, pp. 86-91. https://doi.org/10.1108/14777270310460001