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8 Things Leaders Can Do to Cut Out “Noise” at Work (and Why We Must)

Excerpt from “NOISE: Living and Leading When Nobody Can Focus” by Joe McCormack (Wiley, December 2019). Article Author:  Joseph McCormack Remember when we thought “more” was better? In a more innocent time, leaders really believed the more information people had, the smarter they’d be, the better decisions they’d make, and the greater success they’d have.

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Training Top 125 Best Practice: Optum’s White Glove Compassion Program

The 16-week holistic skill development program was designed, in part, to differentiate Optum in the marketplace for consistently providing both clinical and service excellence. Article Author:  Edited by Lorri Freifeld Health/medical services company Optum initially developed its White Glove Compassion Program—a 16-week holistic skill development program—for several primary business units within Population Health Solutions (PHS):

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What We Need Post-COVID Isn’t More Doctors and Nurses—It’s More Support Staff

As we’ve learned from COVID-19, we need to be more proactive and begin planning for the long term, and ensuring that healthcare organizations and the healthcare workforce can build more sustainable and diverse pools of skilled workers. Article Author:  Jaime Nguyen, MD, MPH, MS, Director, Allied Health Programs, Penn Foster The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed

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