Everyday Politics and the Leadership of Health Policy Implementation

This article aims to prompt reflection about the everyday politics of health systems, their importance to health policy implementation, and what sort of leadership, provided by whom, is required to address them. It argues that the everyday politics of the health system represents the multiple actors, interests, and choices that frontline leaders routinely address and that influence the collective action taken through the system in pursuit of public value.

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Gilson L. Everyday Politics and the Leadership of Health Policy Implementation. Health Systems and Reform. 2016;2(3):187-193. doi:10.1080/23288604.2016.1217367