Being "nice" is hurting your leadership -
Nice leaders want to be liked.
Kind leaders build trust
Choose the harder path.
Be kind.
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Well #IMSH2024! delivered with that plenary. Feeling inspired to facilitate change with my fellow believers in simulation. Recommendations included intentional relationships, strategic collaboration, relentless determination, focusing on the results and ignoring the chatter.
🎙️ Join us in Raleigh, NC for an inspiring keynote by Kevin Pemberton, as he explores the transformative power of Data & AI in healthcare delivery. Don't miss out on this enlightening session on Thursday, June 13 at #INACSL24. Register now: https://t.co/TOGr7BeAMi
Adaptive leadership means shifting from being the leader who “knows it all” to the leader who's a “learn it all.” Five critical leadership skills for creating an environment in which learning things the organisation does not know how to do is valued over implementing flawlessly what it knows already:
1) Cross-cutting: leaders with more diverse networks create more value for the organisation.
2) Collaborating: fostering psychological safety to increase team performance.
3) Coaching: having critical conversations that develop others’ potential,
4) Culture shaping: shaping organisational culture by changing processes & systems.
5) Connecting: growing in empathy and authentic leadership.
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Grateful for receiving @NLN Nurse Educator scholarship award to support my dissertation exploring nurses’ experiences with racial microaggressions in the workplace. #NLNSummit23#NursingEducation
In school, time pressure on tests favors the fastest sprinters. But in life, success is a marathon.
The students with the greatest potential aren’t always the ones who rapidly spit out the right answers.
They’re often the ones who take the time to ask the right questions.
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This week belongs to you! Celebrate #hcsimweek23 by joining us today at 1:00 p.m. CT for a free webinar discussing tips to use simulation-based activities to foster clinical judgment by integrating NGN-style items in clinical/classroom settings. Register: https://t.co/sOqtU0IH57
A good apology doesn't just express remorse for what we did wrong last time. It highlights what we're going to do better next time.
To repair a relationship, it isn't enough to acknowledge mistakes. We need to stop making the same mistakes.
Trust is regained as actions change.
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Out now: season two, episode four of Let's Talk SIM! Host Kyle Johnson is joined by Beth Rogers to discuss their shared passion for research, the growing importance of the observer role, and the essential role these play in advancing science. Listen today: https://t.co/c8vuXXF1V6