![]() Dr Ali Davies’ paper, ‘More Than Just a Sticking Plaster’, was also informed by The All-Wales Strategy for the Well-being of Educational Leaders consultation group, consisting of representatives from across the education sector including schools, the middle tier, Welsh Government as well as health and education sector academics. ![]() ![]() This led to commissioning Dr Ali Davies, Clinical Psychologist at ABUHB, to write an Insight Series paper, which further studied the findings of the well-being survey and explored the concept of compassionate leadership within the education sector. Working in partnership with Dr Benna Waites and Dr Adrian Neal, both Clinical Psychologists at Aneurin Bevan University Health Board (ABUHB) the National Academy for Educational Leadership explored how the Welsh Health sector has embedded ‘Compassionate Leadership Principles’ into their practice in order to nurture a sustainable workforce, where employees can thrive. The key findings of the report inspired the National Academy for Educational Leadership’s interest in the philosophy of Compassionate Leadership and how this could be used to facilitate a cultural shift in how the education system thinks about and supports the well-being of leaders in Wales. To inform this work, the National Academy for Educational Leadership undertook a national survey of school leaders in summer 2020 and received a response from over 1000 school leaders. The National Academy for Educational Leadership is committed to helping create a Welsh education system in which “the well-being of educational leaders is prioritised and systematically supported”. ![]() Send us feedback about these examples.More than a “sticking plaster” Understanding the demands and identifying the resources to create sustainable senior leadership in Welsh education Dr Ali DaviesĬonsultant Clinical Psychologist (Employee Well-being) These examples are programmatically compiled from various online sources to illustrate current usage of the word 'sticking plaster.' Any opinions expressed in the examples do not represent those of Merriam-Webster or its editors. 2021 The answers might involve some sticking plasters to make sure no-deal contingency plans work, more public spending to support business, and even more European Central Bank stimulus. Amit Katwala, Wired, 8 June 2021 Moreover, are certain actions – like disposable cups in stadiums, or the use of recycled fibres in kits – simply a sticking plaster over much wider issues across the entire supply chain? - Jonquil Hackenberg, Forbes, 9 Sep. Gus Alexiou, Forbes, 29 June 2022 But preparing officers for stressful situations risks simply putting a sticking plaster on a much bigger problem-the tendency for police officers, particularly in America, to approach even minor interactions with the public in an almost frenzied state. 2023 Nevertheless, with telehealth and digital healthcare apps still in their infancy, alternative communication options might just be the best sticking plaster for now to keep everyone happy and healthy whilst the accessibility model continues to mature. ![]() Recent Examples on the Web Much like many other solutions that are proposed to the climate crisis right now are sticking plasters. ![]()
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