This unique text is the first to explore leadership in the context of healthcare systems across Europe. It investigates leadership and management learning against the backdrop of increasing European parliamentary influence, the expansion of EU membership, and the increasing number of patients, staff, governments and healthcare employers viewing Europe as a single market for healthcare provision and employment.

Written by leading authority Neil Goodwin, this timely book provides an assessment of the literature as well as practical guidance for developing personal leadership. It includes case studies and examples and is a must-buy for all students studying health management, leadership and public management as well as professionals within health services across Europe.

This is the fourth text in the Routledge Health Management Series.

This unique text is the first to explore leadership in the context of healthcare systems across Europe. It investigates leadership and management learning against the backdrop of increasing European parliamentary influence, the expansion of EU membership, and the increasing number of patients, staff, governments and healthcare employers viewing Europe as a single market for healthcare provision and employment. This book: contains new research on leadership in healthcare; takes a unique European perspective; bridges the gulf between the worlds of academia and practicing management. Written by leading authority Neil Goodwin, this timely book provides an assessment of the literature as well as practical guidance for developing personal leadership. It includes case studies and examples and is a must buy for all students studying health management, leadership and public management as well as professionals within health services across Europe. This is the fourth text in the Routledge Health Management series.

Big Brother meets Glastonbury meets War of the Worlds. Because in the world of TV, something always has to meet something else. And a race of evil alien couch potatoes couldn't think of anything more entertaining than for Glastonbury Festival to meet its own worst nightmare. ""Great characters, plots, chuckles and belly laughs."" Brian Wilkes ""I had to explain to my boyfriend why I spat on my screen from laughing."" Ira ""A damn fine read...very Ben Elton-esque."" Jos Ford ""Very funny, flowed well and I read it in one go. A must for anyone who's been to Glastonbury."" Saffron Grace

In 1930, four decades after the surrender of Geronimo, anthropologist Grenville Goodwin headed south in search of a rumored band of "wild" Apaches in the Sierra Madre. Goodwin's journals chronicling his epic search have been edited and annotated by his son, Neil, who was born three months before his father's tragic death at the age of thirty-three. Neil Goodwin uses the journals to engage in a dialogue with the father he never knew.