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Barriers and enablers to the emergence of distributed leadership in a Western Cape Government Health and Wellness district hospital
Distributed leadership has been proposed to offer value for health systems – by enabling people to work towards collective goals within settings such as hospitals. Yet, there is still lack of clarity about what distributed leadership is and how to nurture its development. To address these knowledge...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2026
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