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Patient Care News: August 2011, St. Cloud Hospital 2011 CentraCare Health

Patient Care News: August 2011, St. Cloud Hospital

Patient Care News

Adverse Health Events update

Staffing/Scheduling Reminders

Extra! Extra! First Choice PTO

VIDYO

Upcoming Education

Power Injectable Central Line Catheters

Prisoner/Inmate: Plan for care of patients

J-Tip Syringe for Subq Lidocaine Administration

Clinical Ladder


Prescribed Reading: August 2011, CentraCare Clinic 2011 CentraCare Health

Prescribed Reading: August 2011, Centracare Clinic

Prescribed Reading

  • Health Care Matters: Understanding diverse cultures can eliminate health care disparities
  • Patient Satisfaction Update
  • Patient Satisfaction Scorecard - FY 2011
  • Recognition for Years of Service
  • Award-winning care!
  • Pediatrics participates in national study
  • Celebrating a decade of care!
  • Welcome to these new providers
  • Welcome to these new employees
  • A special delivery for kids
  • River Campus goes green
  • Learn to live a healthier lifestyle


Advanced Meeting Facilitation Techniques, Carol A. Watson, Wendy Moore 2011 University of Georgia School of Law

Advanced Meeting Facilitation Techniques, Carol A. Watson, Wendy Moore

Presentations

As many librarians learned in last year's AALL presentation on facilitation, a well-facilitated meeting can transform a regular work session into an extraordinarily productive event. Participants learned that a well-crafted agenda, thoughtful ground rules, optimal meeting space, and detailed minutes can all set the stage for a successful meeting.

However, meetings can still go awry. A poorly facilitated meeting can make everyone dread meetings even if the meeting has been well-planned. Managing or facilitating behaviors is the final essential ingredient for success. Have you ever been in a meeting that is monopolized by one individual? Or someone offers a suggestion …


Psychological Net Worth: Finding The Balance Between Psychological Capital And Psychological Debt, Michele L. Millard 2011 University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Psychological Net Worth: Finding The Balance Between Psychological Capital And Psychological Debt, Michele L. Millard

Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communication: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research

This multi-level study examined a proposed framework of psychological net worth that builds on the current psychological capital conceptualization of positive psychological assets provided to an organization by articulating the construct of psychological debt or those psychological liabilities in an organization. By describing psychological debt as a collection of negative attributes that occur at the individual level for individuals that hamper productivity, morale, and effectiveness in organizations, this framework of psychological net worth proposes the need to create a psychological balance sheet of psychological capital and debt. Psychological debt is described using the dimension of emotional labor, job insecurity, job …


Patient Care News: July 2011, St. Cloud Hospital 2011 CentraCare Health

Patient Care News: July 2011, St. Cloud Hospital

Patient Care News

Primary Stroke Center Survey Final Results

Educational/Professional Developmental Programs August


Clinic Connection: Summer 2012, CentraCare Clinic 2011 CentraCare Health

Clinic Connection: Summer 2012, Centracare Clinic

Clinic Connection

  • President’s Message: "Are you different or am I?"
  • Medical issues are more than adherence and affordability
  • Preparing for the transition from ICD-9 to ICD-10
  • Introducing our new CentraCare Clinic Specialists
  • Balancing religious beliefs with health needs
  • Immunization refusal brings challenges to physicians
  • Clinic provides follow-up care for at-risk infants, children


Prescribed Reading: July 2011, CentraCare Clinic 2011 CentraCare Health

Prescribed Reading: July 2011, Centracare Clinic

Prescribed Reading

  • Health Care Matters: “Oh, the places you’ll grow!”
  • Sharing Common Values
  • Patient Satisfaction Scorecard
  • Welcome to these new employees
  • Recognition for years of service
  • Congratulations and best wishes!
  • Welcome to our new providers
  • Reminder for employees
  • Welcome to our new Sauk Centre providers
  • Dr. Johnson recognized for excellence
  • River Campus is getting a facelift!


Pengantar Redaksi, Fransisca SSE Seda 2011 Universitas Indonesia

Pengantar Redaksi, Fransisca Sse Seda

Masyarakat: Jurnal Sosiologi

No abstract provided.


Nursing News: June 2011, St. Cloud Hospital 2011 CentraCare Health

Nursing News: June 2011, St. Cloud Hospital

Patient Care News

Daisy Award Winners

Suction Canister Disposal

Nursing Research Award Winners


Prescribed Reading: June 2011, CentraCare Clinic 2011 CentraCare Health

Prescribed Reading: June 2011, Centracare Clinic

Prescribed Reading

  • Health Care Matters: Feedback improves performance
  • Leading with Care winner Fran Martini
  • Patient Satisfaction Scorecard Current Top 10 Departments
  • Our CentraCare family is growing!
  • Welcome to our new physicians
  • Welcome to these new employees
  • Recognition for years of service
  • Check your time cards
  • Kudos to...
  • Health Care Homes improve patient care
  • View your HRA balance online
  • Yoga punch cards available
  • Give the gift of independence and safety


Examining Biases In Organizational Survey Data, Donald E. Gibson 2011 Seton Hall University

Examining Biases In Organizational Survey Data, Donald E. Gibson

Organization Management Journal

No abstract provided.


Introduction To Emerging Conceptual Scholarship Section, Donncha Kavanagh 2011 Seton Hall University

Introduction To Emerging Conceptual Scholarship Section, Donncha Kavanagh

Organization Management Journal

No abstract provided.


Introduction To The Teaching & Learning Section, Steve Meisel 2011 Seton Hall University

Introduction To The Teaching & Learning Section, Steve Meisel

Organization Management Journal

No abstract provided.


A Multilevel Model Of Multimarket Contact: Competence Depletion And Punctuated Forbearance Hypotheses, Thomas E. Will 2011 Agnes Scott College

A Multilevel Model Of Multimarket Contact: Competence Depletion And Punctuated Forbearance Hypotheses, Thomas E. Will

Organization Management Journal

Multimarket contact (MMC) research establishes a positive relationship between MMC and firm-in-market level prices and margins, supporting the mutual forbearance hypothesis that firms confronting one another in multiple markets tacitly collude. This article proposes that the MMC dynamics generating short-term firm-in-market level advantages paradoxically undermine firm-level performance over the long term. Examining recursive relationships traversing levels of analysis, I integrate a distinctive competencies perspective with the prevailing positional advantage perspective on MMC. At the firm level, I contend that MMC undermines competence development. At the population level, I propose that MMC attenuates the concentration stability upon which forbearance rests, such …


Accreditation And Certification In The Non-Profit Sector: Organizational And Economic Implications, Lise Anne D. Slatten, Brandi N. Guidry, Wesley Austin 2011 University of Louisiana

Accreditation And Certification In The Non-Profit Sector: Organizational And Economic Implications, Lise Anne D. Slatten, Brandi N. Guidry, Wesley Austin

Organization Management Journal

The non-profit sector of the US economy is a special class of entities with an expansive array of organizations and activities dedicated to the common good and well-being of others. Even though this sector has constructed creative and forward thinking initiatives, obstacles remain which interfere with the accomplishment of significant achievements. In order to stay competitive, non-profit organizations are constantly assessing their current capacity to deliver unique needed services. Today, many umbrella associations of non-profits have implemented accreditation and certification programs intended to improve organizational contribution to member organizations. Throughout the sector, non-profit organizations are now seeking to become more …


Introduction To Reviews And Research Of Note, Devi Akella 2011 Seton Hall University

Introduction To Reviews And Research Of Note, Devi Akella

Organization Management Journal

No abstract provided.


Organizational Behavior And Work: A Critical Introduction Fiona M. Wilson Oxford University Press, Oxford, 3rd Edn, 2010, 390pp., Paperback, Sambhavi Lakshminarayanan 2011 City University of New York

Organizational Behavior And Work: A Critical Introduction Fiona M. Wilson Oxford University Press, Oxford, 3rd Edn, 2010, 390pp., Paperback, Sambhavi Lakshminarayanan

Organization Management Journal

No abstract provided.


Summer Issue Intro: New Ideas On Survey Question Point Of View, Competitive Strategies, Leadership Education, And Non-Profit Certification, William P. Ferris 2011 Seton Hall University

Summer Issue Intro: New Ideas On Survey Question Point Of View, Competitive Strategies, Leadership Education, And Non-Profit Certification, William P. Ferris

Organization Management Journal

No abstract provided.


Interpreting Organizational Survey Results: A Critical Application Of The Self-Serving Bias, Peter A. Hausdorf, Stephen D. Risavy, David J. Stanley 2011 University of Guelph

Interpreting Organizational Survey Results: A Critical Application Of The Self-Serving Bias, Peter A. Hausdorf, Stephen D. Risavy, David J. Stanley

Organization Management Journal

Surveys are used extensively by researchers and practitioners in organizations to measure employee attitudes and assess organizational health. Survey items can reflect a wide range of topics including employee attitudes, perceptions of management, and organizational culture. Surprisingly, the issue of whether employee focused items produce more positive employee responses (vis-a`-vis manager or organization focused items) has received little attention. Specifically, there may be self-serving biases in organizational survey responses that may lead to inaccurate diagnosing of organizational problems. We assess the impact of self-serving biases on the pattern of employee responses to organizational surveys. Results from two studies suggest that …


Introduction To Linking Theory & Practice Section, Alvin Hwang 2011 Seton Hall University

Introduction To Linking Theory & Practice Section, Alvin Hwang

Organization Management Journal

No abstract provided.


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