Sciana Challenge
As a cohort, Fellows define and tackle a real-world health leadership challenge through small working groups.
Fellows self-select into small, cross-country groups and develop workplans, study visits and projects to address the challenge. In the process, Fellows learn about each other’s health systems.
Mentorship*
Get guidance from Sciana Advisors from across country settings with challenge group work and individual leadership issues.
Financial support*
Receive modest financial support in the form of a bursary for the Sciana Challenge group work and cross-country learning opportunities. Criteria apply.
Salzburg Global Fellow opportunities*
As a Sciana Fellow, you become a Salzburg Global Fellow. Participate in Salzburg Global programmes and offerings.
* Optional activities
Challenge themes
Cohort 2
Accelerating improvement in complex systems
Cohort 3
Collaborative leadership for health and wellbeing
Cohort 4
Building a new social contract for health and wellbeing
Cohort 5
Building a connected and sustainable health ecosystem based on one health principles and approaches
Cohort 6
Systems leadership for new forms of health, care and wellbeing
Challenge development process
Meeting 1
- Introduce to the Sciana challenge.
- Explore future mega-trends on the challenge theme.
- Unpack systems leadership.
- Form of challenge groups and develop a common direction and intention.
Meeting 2
- Examine the bottleneck issues behind the Sciana challenge.
- Define and frame the problem.
- Define success and identifying key drivers of change.
Meeting 3
- Idea testing and prototyping.
- Partners and communication experts offer insight and support.
- Define shared actions.
Meeting 4
- Develop leadership statements.
- Share actions and next steps for building momentum.
- Distill learnings from the challenge process.
Interested in Sciana?
Have questions about the programme, about how you can join as a Fellow or how to become an ecosystem partner?
Contact usMeet the Partners
Sciana: The Health Leaders Network is a programme supported jointly by the Health Foundation (UK), Careum (CH) and the Bosch Health Campus (DE) in collaboration with Salzburg Global.
