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How do we make a strategy real? Through the work of our great people and wonderful services. Check out how our Memory services are ‘Focusing on Excellent Care’. They are one of many examples across the Trust. Our Trust Strategy focuses on 5 pillars: 1. Focus on Excellent Care 2. Attract, Include and Retain at all levels 3. Strong Local Partnerships 4. Simple Effective Processes 5. Digitally Enabled, Data Driven

🌟 Join us for our monthly Building Doctor Show on July 30! 🌟 This month, our Building Doctor Jim will dive into J2 Best Practices and Standard of Care. We are also excited to announce that we have a special guest speaker Neil Schiffman joining us to share his expertise on best practices for community managers! 🎉 Don't miss out on this opportunity. Mark your calendars and register now! https://bit.ly/3y3MGEP #J2Webinar #BestPractices #CommunityManagers #BuildingDoctor 🌟📚👥

Meet Whitney, your trusted licensed clinical professional counselor here to guide you towards inner transformation. 🌟 Book a session today, and let's embark on this impactful journey together!

Take-aways from a powerful conversation with Dr Amy Edmondson during the UT Southwestern Medical Center Celebration of Excellence: “Psychological safety is NOT the goal, it’s an essential means” to ongoing quality ends. “Our success depends on high quality conversations” where all are actively engaged, blend advocacy and inquiry, and move toward clarity. These “high quality conversations don’t happen by accident” - frame the situation, ask good questions, respond productively. It’s all about our communication! #powerfulquestions #communicationmatters #excellenceisthestartingpoint #highreliabilityorganization #growthmindset #psychologicalsafety

Thriving Survivors Annual Conference 2023 Fri, 17 Nov | The Studio Join us for our first annual conference focussing on: How the implementation of restorative practices/approach can lead to systemic change in Scotland. Thriving Survivors are delighted to be hosting our first annual conference in Glasgow on Friday 17th November 2023. You are invited to join us as we explore how the implementation of restorative practices can lead to systemic change in Scotland. During this one-day conference, we will focus on exploring the importance of using restorative approaches beyond justice, through four key themes of which we will have a workshop on each: Trauma-informed restorative practice Restorative practice in the justice system Restorative practice in education and early intervention Restorative practice Health and social care The use of restorative approaches within the justice sector has seen a growing recognition for its success. However, through our internal developments, we came to appreciate the value of restorativeness in itself and the benefits it has outside this scope. This will take the focus of this conference, where our partners will host workshops in accordance with these themes. This will demonstrate and influence how these sectors could view and approach their work through a restorative lens. This will allow individuals to experience full, healthy and fulfilled lives, which in turn will create a prosperous and a restorative Scotland. We are delighted to welcome Prof. Judith Lewis Herman M.D as are Headline Speaker on a Live Stream on the Main Stage to close the conference. The event will kick off with an expert panel consisting of: - Ailbhe Griffith - Dr Marie Keenan - David Russell - Dr Estelle Zinsstag Throughout the conference, we will host expert pods, exhibits, and wonderful catering! Tickets and more information are available here: https://lnkd.in/gr9qeccZ #thrivingsurvivors #thrivingsurvivorsannualconference #restorativejustice #restortivepractice #changethesystem #talktotheexperts #leaders #restorativeapproaches #TraumaResponsiveScotland #RestorativeScotland #ReleasingThePotentialOfRestorativeJustice

Take a closer look at The Black Country Provider Collaborative 🔍   Our latest case study explores how the collaborative's 11 new clinical networks were launched in response to the key clinical issues for acute providers in their system.   All the clinical networks have clinical leads who are funded for one day a week and were recruited with both an emphasis on relationship building and a mindfulness to equal representation across organisations.   For more examples of how the collaborative has enabled change through its clinical improvement programme, read here 🔗 👇 #ProviderCollaboratives

Let's take a deeper dive. In 1965, BW Tuckman called this stage "Intragroup conflict." This stage is characterized by 1️⃣ anxiety 2️⃣ jealousy 3️⃣ frustration 4️⃣ competition 5️⃣ defensiveness But it does not have to be this way Using team science can alter the trajectory. Use my comprehensive GUIDE of 30 evidence-based characteristics of high-performing teams as a checklist so you can navigate this stage without typical challenges. So far, I've shared 7 of these transformative characteristics. Follow me to continue learning how to build a top-performing interprofessional healthcare team that delivers exceptional collaborative care.

Elevating Emotional Intelligence in Healthcare Frontline Heroes: In the bustling corridors of hospitals, the heartbeat of compassionate care lies in the hands of front desk staff and patient relations officers. Beyond mere administrative tasks, they serve as the first point of contact, shaping the narrative of each patient's journey. By prioritizing emotional intelligence, these frontline heroes can create environments of trust, empathy, and support. From calming anxious relatives to empathizing with patients' concerns, emotional intelligence fosters connections that heal beyond medicine. Let's embark on a journey of self-discovery and growth, fostering emotional intelligence to enrich both our personal and professional lives. By nurturing self-awareness, practicing empathy, and refining communication skills, we empower ourselves to navigate life's challenges with grace and understanding. Together, let's embrace the power of emotional intelligence and unlock our full potential for a brighter, more fulfilling future."

The Latinx Practice Collective is thrilled to introduce a community that's all about lifting up Latinx Clinical Entrepreneurs in New Jersey and New York, and beyond. The Latinx Practice Collective goes beyond being a stepping stone to success; it's a platform for legacy building. This collective provides Latinx clinicians with the support, resources, and opportunities they need to create a lasting impact, not just for themselves but for generations to come. What We Offer: ✨ A Public Directory: Enabling therapy seekers to find Latinx clinicians with ease. ✨ Resources: Equipping clinicians with the tools to start and build their own private practice. ✨ Community Support: Connecting clinicians for mutual support and referrals. ✨ Mentorship: Offering Business Consultation Groups and live support, so clinicians never feel alone as they start their businesses. We’re excited to create a ripple effect of empowerment, success, and legacy building. Together, we can shatter ceilings, push boundaries, and inspire the next generation of Latinx clinicians. Together, we can make history:  🌟 Check out our website & get on the waitlist - https://lnkd.in/eNFcCabf 🌟 Tag a therapist below!  🌟 Re-share this post with your network

How is Pathways different from Eyes On Dry Eye? This two-part Pathways series complements the deep clinical knowledge ECPs gained at Eyes On Dry Eye in February with implementation strategies practitioners can put into place today. If you truly want to get an edge on the competition, register today!