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Leading with Dignity
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Leading with Dignity: Conflict, Change and Psychological Safety in General Medicine
Duration: 3 hours
Cost: $200 per person
Limited to 40 participants
Conflict and change are constants in general medicine. But do you know your default conflict-handling style? Can you flex your leadership based on the situation? Do you know how to hold space for people through discomfort whilst maintaining their dignity and yours?
In this workshop, you'll integrate evidence-based frameworks to become a more effective leader. You'll discover your own personal conflict style using the validated Thomas-Kilmann Instrument. You'll learn when to flex your leadership approach (situational leadership), how to maintain dignity even in difficult moments, and how to lead people through change and resistance (adaptive change theory). You'll explore how to hold space, balancing challenge with support, and how to repair trust when things go wrong. Develop sophisticated skills for managing conflict across the medical hierarchy and create a positive team culture.
What you'll learn:
Who should attend: General medicine physicians and advanced trainees who want to build sophisticated leadership skills in managing conflict, leading through change, and creating psychological safety.
What you'll take home:
Cost: $200 per person
Limited to 40 participants
Conflict and change are constants in general medicine. But do you know your default conflict-handling style? Can you flex your leadership based on the situation? Do you know how to hold space for people through discomfort whilst maintaining their dignity and yours?
In this workshop, you'll integrate evidence-based frameworks to become a more effective leader. You'll discover your own personal conflict style using the validated Thomas-Kilmann Instrument. You'll learn when to flex your leadership approach (situational leadership), how to maintain dignity even in difficult moments, and how to lead people through change and resistance (adaptive change theory). You'll explore how to hold space, balancing challenge with support, and how to repair trust when things go wrong. Develop sophisticated skills for managing conflict across the medical hierarchy and create a positive team culture.
What you'll learn:
- Your personal conflict-handling style (TKI assessment + interpretation)
- When each style is appropriate in medical leadership
- How to flex your leadership approach based on readiness and situation
- How to lead people through discomfort into learning
- How to hold space: balancing challenge and support
- How to repair trust and have difficult conversations with accountability
Who should attend: General medicine physicians and advanced trainees who want to build sophisticated leadership skills in managing conflict, leading through change, and creating psychological safety.
What you'll take home:
- CPD certificate for Category 2 CPD points
- Individual TKI assessment booklet (personalised interpretation)
- Frameworks for holding space, heat mapping, and repairing trust
POCUS Workshops
POCUS Part 1 (AM Session) - is a 3-hour hands-on workshop where participants will learn how to acquire and interpret basic cardiac and lung views and includes e-learning material and a certificate upon completion. For new or inexperienced POCUS users.
POCUS Part 2 (PM Session) - This advanced 3‑hour practical workshop builds on the IMSANZ POCUS Part 1 foundations, covering abdominal/renal ultrasound and proximal lower limb DVT assessment with guided scanning and supporting e‑learning. Perfect for clinicians already using POCUS who want to broaden their diagnostic capability and continue their progression.
Participants are strictly limited to 30.
This are offered for IN-PERSON conference delegates only.
Both workshops are organised in collaboration with the Ultrasound Education Group (University of Melbourne) and Fuji Sonosite who provide the equipment.
The workshops will be held at the University of Tasmania
Date: Saturday 5 September 2026
Venue: Room 207/208, Medical Science Precinct, University of Tasmania, 17 Liverpool Street, Hobart
Time: Part 1 8.30am - 12.00pm & Part 2 1.00pm - 4.30pm
Cost: $450.00 per person, each course.
POCUS Part 2 (PM Session) - This advanced 3‑hour practical workshop builds on the IMSANZ POCUS Part 1 foundations, covering abdominal/renal ultrasound and proximal lower limb DVT assessment with guided scanning and supporting e‑learning. Perfect for clinicians already using POCUS who want to broaden their diagnostic capability and continue their progression.
Participants are strictly limited to 30.
This are offered for IN-PERSON conference delegates only.
Both workshops are organised in collaboration with the Ultrasound Education Group (University of Melbourne) and Fuji Sonosite who provide the equipment.
The workshops will be held at the University of Tasmania
Date: Saturday 5 September 2026
Venue: Room 207/208, Medical Science Precinct, University of Tasmania, 17 Liverpool Street, Hobart
Time: Part 1 8.30am - 12.00pm & Part 2 1.00pm - 4.30pm
Cost: $450.00 per person, each course.
Walking Map from Crown Plaza Hobart to University of Tasmania
Map of University of Tasmania
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