Graeme Currie

• Professor of Public Services Management, Head of International Governance and Public Management

Graeme's work has been recently published in leading international journals, such as Organization Studies, Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, Leadership Quarterly, Human Relations, Journal of Management Studies, Social Science and Medicine. Current research grants, in which Graeme plays a major role, are: knowledge brokering role of middle level managers for patient safety within elderly care (funded by NIHR SDO), sustaining innovation (funded by NIHR SDO), Research Utilisation and knowledge mobilisation in NHS organisations (funded by NIHR SDO), national evaluation of CLAHRCs (funded by NIHR SDO). He works closely with senior levels of a number of public services organisations (NHS, Police, local authority), third sector (Ear Foundation), and private sector (Alliance Boots), all of whom have provided research funding beyond that identified above. His work is interdisciplinary, involving colleagues from other divisions, such as enterprise (focusing upon leadership and innovation), within WBS, and working relationships at a strategic level, with colleagues in the Medical School.

leadership, knowledge mobilisation, innovation, strategic change, management learning, with a focus public services organisation and management (health and social care, education, police, local government).