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    Area of Science:

    • Healthcare Management
    • Regulatory Affairs
    • Organizational Leadership

    Background:

    • Establishing a robust culture of quality and safety is paramount in highly regulated sectors.
    • Effective leadership is critical for navigating complex compliance landscapes.
    • Previous research highlights the importance of proactive engagement with regulatory agencies.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present a leadership coaching framework with actionable strategies for improving interactions with regulators.
    • To provide guidance for leaders on fostering a culture of quality and safety within their organizations.
    • To enhance understanding of best practices for regulatory compliance and collaboration.

    Main Methods:

    • A leadership coaching framework was developed and applied to scenarios in highly regulated industries.
    • Qualitative analysis of leadership experiences and regulatory interactions was conducted.
    • Five key strategies for working with regulators were identified and synthesized.

    Main Results:

    • Leaders can proactively shape a culture of quality and safety through strategic engagement.
    • Five distinct, actionable tips for effective regulatory collaboration emerged from the coaching framework.
    • Implementation of these tips can lead to improved compliance outcomes and reduced risk.

    Conclusions:

    • Effective leadership is instrumental in building a strong quality and safety culture.
    • The presented framework offers practical guidance for leaders to enhance their work with regulatory bodies.
    • Adopting these strategies can foster more productive and collaborative relationships with regulators.