Workplace Wellbeing: Beyond Good Intentions to Taking Action
DATE: February 10, 2025
TIME: 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. (Pacific)
Our workforce is the life force of our organizations and when we make workplace wellbeing a priority and take action, we can be a place where people want to work and are able to do their best work. This creates a virtuous cycle of increased retention, sustainable organizations caring for our patients and creating healthy communities. The Surgeon General of the US has identified five key areas of focus, including connection, learning, autonomy and finding meaning in work. Recent research suggests that these areas, among others, contributes to a person’s capacity to achieve optimal performance at work.
Our employees are more than the clicks they do and the tasks they complete. They are the face and the heart of our organizations. How we interact with our staff members every day impacts how they go home to partner and parent. Compensation is just one priority for our workforce. We also need to focus on creating an environment where our team members feel connected to our organizations and understand their role in the big picture. All of us want to feel valued and that we belong and our team members do too. We need to provide opportunities to learn and grow whether they want to move up or stay put. All of this not only creates a more fulfilled and engaged workforce, but also a more sustainable organization.
This session will discuss focus areas, implementation and actions you can take to create and nourish a culture that makes workplace wellbeing a priority.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Discuss the factors that impact workplace wellbeing, working toward optimal performance and how this impacts your organization.
- Identify key areas where immediate action can be taken to create a positive work environment where everyone belongs and can thrive.
- Understand how communication can drive workforce connection and trust in your organization, your patients and each other.
PRESENTER
- Cheryl Petersen Pine, MBA, President, Cheryl Pine Consulting, LLC
FEES
Registration is per connection, webinar links cannot be shared. Payment is due at time of registration.
- CPCA
Member/Health Center: $100
- Associates:
$112.50
- Non
Member, Non Health Center: $125
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