Insight from extreme healthcare contexts: co-leadership’s stability paradox

The ongoing replacement of leaders in an established co-leadership structure made for a unique and extreme case of instability, revealing the paradox of stability: in this case, the stability of the arrangement derives from the instability of its membership and from a shared view of its inner workings as a temporary modus operandi.

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Leadership in health services
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2025-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.1108/lhs-04-2025-0069
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Healthcare Quality and Management
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Insight from extreme healthcare contexts: co-leadership’s stability paradox

Emilie M. Gibeau
Leadership in health services
Healthcare Quality and Management
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Insight from extreme healthcare contexts: co-leadership’s stability paradox

Emilie M. Gibeau
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Abstract

The ongoing replacement of leaders in an established co-leadership structure made for a unique and extreme case of instability, revealing the paradox of stability: in this case, the stability of the arrangement derives from the instability of its membership and from a shared view of its inner workings as a temporary modus operandi.

Leadership in health servicesVol. 39(1)
Royal Military College of Canada (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Healthcare Quality and Management
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