Collective leadership, which is what the system leaders profiled here demonstrate, becomes part of how we grow and nurture a culture in which staff at all levels can work with patients and service users to deliver high-quality and compassionate care.
They have even been profiled in the highbrow New Yorker magazine and hosted a live web chat with readers of the Boston Herald.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 7.39pm BSThe:39 The Fifa guide to Germany The three-times World Cup winners profiled, including interviews with Philipp Lahm and Jerome Boateng, looking more like a Hoxton hipster than a non-nonsense full-back.
Phillip's first production for the BBC had been a profile of Oswald Mosley, and in subsequent films he profiled the German spymaster, Otto John, and Bobby Kennedy.
Those panellists who profiled the SNP imagined them as young, working class, living in a tenement in Dennistoun, working as a social worker.
Of 34 prisoners profiled, 29 made credible allegations of torture and ill treatment, including beatings, electric shocks, and hanging from wrists and ankles.
Of 34 prisoners profiled in detail by Human Rights Watch, 29 have made credible allegations of torture or ill-treatment, including beatings, electric shocks, hangings from wrists and ankles and meagre allowances of food and water.
Leaving the security and stability of a permanent role is not for everyone, but the interim managers, contractors and entrepreneurs profiled in this piece are mostly content with the decision to become their own bosses.
In the state of São Paulo, the PT's base, Mr Dirceu's disciples "profiled the members in every municipality," assessing their loyalties and "intimidating those who were not in his circle," says Rudá Ricci, a PT activist turned sociologist.Others criticise Mr Dirceu's pragmatism.
In 2000 he was approached by Burt Rutan, an aerospace engineer who was profiled in this column last year, with a design for a winged, carbon-fibre spacecraft.
One well-known title, "In Search of Excellence", left its authors wiping egg from their faces when many of the firms they profiled quickly proved to be anything but excellent.
