Book Description

Do you find it difficult to achieve a work-life balance? Would you like to know how you can become more effective with the time you have?

With the introduction of the European Working Time Directive, which will severely limit the hours in the working week, it is more important than ever that doctors improve their personal effectiveness and time management skills. This interactive book will enable you to focus on what activities are needlessly taking up your time and what steps you can take to manage your time better.

By taking the time to read through, complete the exercises and follow the advice contained within this book you will begin to:

·         Understand where your time is being needlessly wasted

·         Discover how to be more assertive and learn how to say ‘No’

·         Set yourself priorities and stick to them

·         Learn how to complete tasks more efficiently

·         Plan better so you can spend more time doing the things you enjoy

In recent years, with the introduction of the NHS Plan and Lord Darzi’s commitment to improve the quality of healthcare provision, there is a need for doctors to become more effective within their working environment. This book will offer you the chance to re-gain some clarity on how you actually spend your time and give you the impetus to ensure you achieve the tasks and goals important to you.

About the Editor
Sarah Christie has over 20 years’ experience in various management roles, specialising in training and communication. For the last two years Sarah has worked with NHS doctors, delivering programmes in leadership, assertiveness, communication, time management and interviewing skills.

Readership

Medical Students, Trainee and Junior Doctors, Consultants, Clinicians, Nurses, and Allied Healthcare Professionals.

To read an article co-written by Matt Green, Managing Director or Developmedica, on time manangement skills for doctors, click here.

Effective Time Management Skills for Doctors Testimonials

'Very helpful advice for someone involved in the running of a busy surgery.'

Dr FE