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When people think of a leader, they tend to picture one identified person out in front with a group of followers behind them. Often, this person is allocated directly into that role. In healthcare, many of the leaders are people who have worked in the environment for a number of years and have progressed within their role. They have served first and worked their way up to leading as their experience and confidence grew. They are known as servant leaders (Howatson‐Jones 2004), as they both perform the tasks and lead the teams as they continue to do the tasks in their leadership role. They lead by example and are a good role model for their teams, providing motivation and inspiration through working together.