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Monthly Archives: October 2009
The Stress of Leadership by Guest Author Sharyn Mosca
As the demands placed upon leaders increase, so does the level of stress. Researchers agree that a certain amount of stress is necessary to maintain vitality and a zest for life. However, too much stress can cause health problems, impair … Continue reading
Posted in Business skills, Communication skills
Tagged leadership stress, stress management, work stress
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The J Curve of Change by Pat Iyer
You know those eureka moments when you hear a concept that immediately makes sense? Yesterday I was listening to an audio CD from the 2009 National Speakers Association when I learned about the J curve. A management principle from the … Continue reading
Properly Using Leverage Increases Your Negotiation Strength by Guest Author Greg Williams, modified by Pat Iyer
During a negotiation, applying leverage right, at the right time, can lead to the right outcome. Leverage increases one’s ability to accomplish sought after outcomes, but applying leverage inaccurately can lead to unforeseen problems. As an example … 1. A … Continue reading
The Fifth Element of a Medical Malpractice Case by Pat Iyer
Linda (name changed) was admitted to an inner city hospital due to leg pain. She wandered through the hospital, searching for something. When she came upon an unlocked medication cart sitting in the hallway, she found it. She took a … Continue reading
On Participating in a Webinar by Pat Iyer
As much as 50% of programs that would have in the past been presented in a classroom are now being offered through webinars, I recently learned at the National Speakers Association annual meeting in Phoenix in July. Webinars are convenient … Continue reading
Reduce Draining Mental Stress by Guest Author Natalie Gahrmann
Chances are that if you are reading this blog, you have too much on your plate. Your ‘to-do’ list is likely several pages long and your plate is overflowing with activities and responsibilities, many that you didn’t even put there … Continue reading
Boost Sales by Guest Author Caryn Kopp
Do you need to drum up new business? Here are three top tips for doing so. 1. Add 20 new “A” level prospects to your list and call them. An “A” level prospect is the person you most want to … Continue reading
Use of Technology to Save Time by Pat Iyer
Consider how much technology has changed our personal lives. Would we go out without a cell phone? Would we use a travel agent to make flight arrangements? Would we go to the bank to transfer money when we could do … Continue reading
Posted in Medical errors, Medication errors, Patient safety
Tagged healthcare technology
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