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Cancelled – The Principles and Characteristics of Emotional Intelligence
Cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns. The relationship between an organization’s employees internally, and with patients, external stakeholders, and supporting people externally, is critical to the success of healthcare organizations. In today’s fluid environment, cognitive intelligence and technical skills are only part of individual and team effectiveness. Leaders and staff must utilize emotional intelligence or emotional quotient, which includes self-awareness, self-management, motivation, authenticity, empathy, adaptability and resilience. The impact of emotional intelligence can influence better patient outcomes and higher quality of…
Find out more »Postponed – 18th Annual Northwest Patient Safety Conference
Postponed due to COVID-19 concerns. Washington Patient Safety Coalition’s Northwest Patient Safety Conference is back May 11, 2020 at the Hilton Seattle Airport with a full day of sessions around the theme Driving Toward Compassion and Safety. This year’s conference will show us how collaboration and safety are cornerstones of patient care and include breakout sessions covering topics of shared decision making with patients, process improvement in internal audits and adverse event investigation, building trust and more, with each talk…
Find out more »Proactively Addressing Clinician Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Physicians, nurses, advance practice providers and other front-line medical staff regularly face stressors in their work, but the COVID-19 pandemic has presented a host of challenges that can impact the mental health and well-being of these workers. Clinicians who have worked through large surge volumes of critically ill patients, limited resources, colleagues who have contracted the virus or inadequate PPE availability may require special coping mechanisms to help manage added stress. Attend this webinar to learn how to best support…
Find out more »Coexisting with COVID-19: Failures of the Public Safety Net
The COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be more than just a threat to our health: it’s become a disruption of our way of life, affecting everything from supply chains, to the way we love, to what is considered essential work, how are we to think about and live amidst this “new normal”? To answer this, the University of Washington Graduate School’s Office of Public Lectures, in partnership with faculty from Population Health, the Communication Leadership program within the Department of…
Find out more »Proactively Addressing Clinician Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic
This webinar is free and eligible for 1 ACHE Qualified Education credit. Physicians, nurses, advance practice providers and other front-line medical staff regularly face stressors in their work, but the COVID-19 pandemic has presented a host of challenges that can impact the mental health and well-being of these workers. Clinicians who have worked through large surge volumes of critically ill patients, limited resources, colleagues who have contracted the virus or inadequate PPE availability may require special coping mechanisms to help…
Find out more »Meet and Mingle via Zoom
Join WSHEF members from around the state for networking, discussion, and fellowship. Zoom Meeting Information will be sent out after completed registration. To learn more about the meeting and to register, please follow this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/meet-mingle-via-zoom-may-20th-registration-105125862284
Find out more »Follow Like a Leader: How to be an Indispensable Team Member in a Crisis Environment – and Beyond
This webinar is part of the Executive Diversity Career Navigator COVID-19 Career Webinars Series. It is FREE and eligible for 1 ACHE Qualified Education credit. Every successful leader learned how to be a valued follower. Knowing how to strategically follow during times of crisis management will help early- and mid-careerists gain important skills that could benefit their careers now and later. Join Frank Hurtarte, senior vice president, human resources, Kaiser Permanente, Southern California Region, and Nicole J. Radford, FACHE, director,…
Find out more »You’ve Got This! How to Leverage Your Strengths as a Diverse Leader in Challenging Times
This webinar is part of the Executive Diversity Career Navigator COVID-19 Career Webinar Series. It is FREE and is eligible for 1 ACHE Qualified Education credit. Research of successful diverse healthcare leaders indicates they have skills and attributes that make them well-suited for leadership in volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous (VUCA) times. In this interactive webinar, Gina L. Calder, FACHE, administrator, Milford Campus, Yale New Haven Health System/vice president, Bridgeport (Conn.) Hospital, will share examples of these skills in the…
Find out more »Dues Payment Extension
ACHE extended the membership renewal date to June 1. If you want to join ACHE/WSHEF or need to renew your membership, click here to learn more.
Find out more »FACHE Advancement Information Session
This FREE one-hour live webinar to share the value of the FACHE credential, the requirements to become credentialed and resources to prepare. Zoom Meeting Information will be sent out prior to the webinar. Click here to register.
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