In my latest blog, I am highlighting the importance of #DietitiansWeek because good nutrition and hydration are vital for the health, wellbeing and recovery of our patients. https://t.co/IGmXcKLhgQ
Technology is playing an ever bigger part in nursing, so in my latest blog, I'm promoting our Digital Nurse @christianmward, who has been appointed to oversee developments at @RWT_NHS and @WalsallHcareNHS. Please read and RT: https://t.co/4XkcEqHx0b
Personal opinion but if the NHS is to unlock the power of tech it needs to move away from the fascination with individuals & their “profile” & learn to build teams & reward collaboration. The incessant rise & fall of dominant individuals doesn’t help. It encourages bad behaviours
As much as 80% of the knowledge in an organisation is undocumented. That's why networks, communities of learning/practice & sharing conversations are often more effective than good practice repositories/portals, metadata or search systems: https://t.co/UNTxOHrvEc TY @nickknoco
Too often when we think about ways to "improve productivity", it's about changing the process so we can get more work done with the same or less. Yet the most powerful ways to improve productivity are relational & behavioural, linked to purpose. Great graphic by @positivepresent
People do their best work when they feel appreciated. How do we build a culture of appreciation? 5 elements - 1) Collective values 2) Moments of truth stories 3) Good to great behaviours 4) Real-time recognition 5) Meaningful rewards: https://t.co/ylC1mCh5Eq By @JeremyScrivens
Day 16- ongoing induction programme. 1846 to today "unseen but unceasing" really important we use our innovation heritage and work with dedication/focus with the NHS to support patients/citizens
SKETCHNOTE MONDAY 🎉
One of my favourite theories is the Theory of Thriving at Work, developed by Gretchen Spreitzer and colleagues in 2005. It underpins much of the work I do, so I thought I'd share with you as you might find it useful too
#psychology#sketchnotes