Louise Casa

When the Game Changes, Change Your Game

Region
Mid-Atlantic States
Keywords
Louise Casa
Precious
Jill Carlson Garza
Lula M. Evans
Kaiser Permanente Capitol Hill Medical Center
Lu Casa
Topic
Quality
Service
Request Number
VID-133_when_the_game_Changes
Long Teaser

A unit-based team at Kaiser Permanente's Capitol Hill Medical Center in Washington, D.C. helps its department adjust to a big jump in membership--and improves patient care at the same time.

Communicator (reporters)
Non-LMP
Editor (if known, reporters)
Non-LMP
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Video Media (reporters)
Download File URL
VID-133_When_the_Game_Changes/VID-133_When_the_Game_Changes_720e.zip
Running Time
3:15
Status
Released
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This short video shows how a unit-based team at Kaiser Permanente's Capitol Hill Medical Center in Washington, D.C. is adjusting to a big jump in membership—and improving patient care at the same time.

 

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Not My Father's Union

Region
Mid-Atlantic States
Keywords
Capitol Hill Clinic
Louise Casa
Lu Casa
Jacqueline Marshall
Nikki Davis
Topic
Culture
Role
Frontline Workers
Request Number
video_not_my_fathers_union
Long Teaser

This three-minute video shows what's different about the unions working in Partnership at KP. Union members do more than fight for wages and benefits. They are directly involved in solving problems and making decisions that help make KP the best place to work and to receive care.

Communicator (reporters)
Non-LMP
Editor (if known, reporters)
Tyra Ferlatte
Video Media (reporters)
Download File URL
VID-20_NotYourFathers/Not_Fathers_Union_Kaiser.zip
Running Time
3:02
Status
Released
Tracking (editors)
Flash
Date of publication

"Not My Father's Union" is a three-minute video highlighting what's different about the unions working in partnership at Kaiser Permanente. Union members involved in the Labor Management Partnership do more than fight for wages and benefits. They are directly involved in solving problems and making the decisions that make KP the best place to receive care.

 

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"Not My Father's Union" Video Users' Guide

Submitted by Kellie Applen on Mon, 03/25/2013 - 10:24
Tool Type
Tip Sheets
Format
PDF
Keywords
Capitol Hill Medical Center
Louise Casa
Jacqueline Marshall
Nikki Davis
Topics
Culture
Role
Frontline Workers
poster_not_my_fathers'_users_guide

This video users' guide suggests ways in which "Not My Father's Union" can be used to show audiences inside and outside of KP how unions members are helping KP succeed.

Non-LMP
Tool landing page copy (reporters)
'Not My Father's Union' video users' guide

Format:
PDF

Size:
8.5" x 11"

Intended audience:
Union employees, union members, external audiences

Best used:
This video users' guide suggests ways in which "Not My Father's Union" can be used to show audiences inside and outside of KP how unions members are helping KP succeed. Use at LMP and UBT trainings, UBT meetings, union conferences, and new employee trainings.

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Performance: A Union Issue?

Submitted by Kellie Applen on Mon, 03/25/2013 - 10:21
Region
Mid-Atlantic States
Tool Type
Posters
Format
PDF
Keywords
adult medicine
small tests of change
Capitol Hill Medical Center
Louise Casa
Jacqueline Marshall
Nikki Davis
hypertension control
performance union issue
Topics
Culture
Performance Improvement
Role
Frontline Workers
poster_performance_union_issue

This poster describes why performance is a union issue. It’s human nature to want to contribute—and that means when people come to work, they naturally want to do a good job. Because workers care about performance, unions do, too.

Non-LMP
Tool landing page copy (reporters)
Performance: A Union Issue

Format:
PDF

Size:
8.5" x 11"

Intended audience:
Union employees, union members, external audiences

Best used:
This poster describes why performance is a union issue. It’s human nature to want to contribute—and that means when people come to work, they naturally want to do a good job. Because workers care about performance, unions do, too. Post at LMP and UBT trainings, UBT meetings, union conferences, and new employee trainings.

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