The Architecture of Care: What 46 Years Teaches Us About Systems, Standards & Humanity
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The Architecture of Care: What 46 Years Teaches Us About Systems, Standards & Humanity
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In this conversation, Sadie and Julie Burton explore the evolution of care systems, the importance of leadership grounded in humanity, and the need for relationships in care. Julie shares her journey in health and social care, emphasizing the significance of lived experiences over compliance. They discuss the impact of COVID-19 on care practices and the necessity of teamwork and community support. The dialogue highlights the challenges leaders face in balancing compliance with genuine care and the importance of understanding individual staff needs to foster a supportive work environment. In this conversation, Julie Burton shares her insights on leadership in the care sector, emphasizing the importance of supporting teams, the human cost of complexity, and the need for choice and agency in care. She reflects on her extensive experience, highlighting the role of humanity in leadership and the necessity of adapting to change while maintaining a focus on the people involved. The discussion also touches on lessons from other industries and the ripple effect of care on families and communities.
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