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Working Agreements kevino Tue, 07/27/2010 - 06:58
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8.5" x 11"

Intended audience:
UBT co-leads

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This worksheet can help you and your co-leads craft successful working agreements to plan, run and evaluate meetings. 

Working Agreements

Use this worksheet to develop working agreements. Includes considerations and agreements.

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2005 National Agreement Summary

Submitted by Kristi on Sun, 07/25/2010 - 17:57
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2005 National Agreement Summary

Highlights of the 2005 National Agreement in a 12-page summary.

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8.5" x 11" (7 pages)

Intended audience:
Workers, managers and physicians working in partnership

Best used: Learn about the key provisisions of the 2005 National Agreement.

 

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UBT Tracker User Guide

Submitted by anjetta.thackeray on Tue, 07/13/2010 - 17:32
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This step-by-step guide shows users how to use UBT Tracker, an online tool for tracking team performance, recording tests of change and more.

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UBT Tracker User Guide

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Size:
57 pages; 8.5"  x 11"

Intended audience:
Unit-based teams and UBT and performance improvement consultants and facilitators

Best used: 
Download and print the guide to use in team huddles and meetings, or at consultant and facilitator coaching sessions. This booklet provides detailed instructions on using UBT Tracker.

You may also be interested in: 
Five tip sheets that cover the basics on how to use UBT Tracker and get the most out of it.

 

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Integrating Workplace Safety Into UBTs

Submitted by Kristi on Sat, 07/10/2010 - 19:11
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Integrating Workplace Safety Into UBTs

This 11-slide presentation includes tools on how to integrate workplace safety into the work of unit-based teams.

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Size:
11 slides

Audience:
UBT co-leads, unit-based teams, Workplace Safety consultants and unit-based team consultants

Best used:
This presentation includes tools on how to integrate workplace safety into the work of unit-based teams. Show the presentation or share the content in meetings and huddles. The following tools and templates are provided:

  • Workplace Safety Checklist
  • UBT/WPS Presentations
  • Path of an Injury
  • WPS Action Plan Template
  • Risk Map
  • Risk Matrix

You also will find guidelines for developing a successful workplace safety plan, plan monitoring and suggestions for ongoing oversight.

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Workplace Safety Never Events

Submitted by Kristi on Sat, 07/10/2010 - 19:10
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Workplace Safety Never Events

At the beginning of 2010, Bernard Tyson, executive vice president of Health Plan and Hospital Operations, and the regional presidents came up with a series of actions and effective practices to prevent injuries. One of the actions is to report Workplace Safety Never Events.

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Workplace Safety Never Events

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8.5" x 11"

Intended audience: 
Managers, co-leads and Workplace Safety staff

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To inform higher-ups so serious injuries are reported promptly and investigated quickly. 

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10 Proven Practices for Reducing Injuries

Submitted by Kristi on Sat, 07/10/2010 - 19:10
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10 Proven Practices for Reducing Injuries

This 11-page presentation can be shown at meetings, or individual tips can be shared in huddles and other gatherings.

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10 Proven Practices for Reducing Injuries

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Intended audience:
Managers, Workplace Safety staff and unit-based teams working on reducing the number of workplace injuries

Best used:
Share this 11-page presentation of proven safety practices at meetings, in huddles and at other gatherings to accelerate improvement in workplace safety. 

 

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What Is the Path to Performance?

The Path to Performance provides a consistent way for teams to understand where they are in the developmental process—and what they need to do to move to the next level. It sets standards in seven dimensions of performance: sponsorship, leadership, training, team process, team member engagement, use of tools, and goals and performance.  Teams must meet all the criteria of each dimension at each level before they can move to the next level.

As teams become high performing, they tend to have better attendance, fewer workplace injuries and better service scores and quality outcomes.

A Level 1 team is building a foundation for effectiveness by identifying leaders and sponsors.

A Level 2 team is establishing structures to engage all team members and learning techniques of performance improvement.

A Level 3 team is demonstrating progress on team engagement and is initiating projects to improve performance.

A Level 4 team displays high engagement from all team members and has completed a number of successful improvement projects.

A Level 5 team uses sophisticated performance improvement tools and is achieving multiple targets across all four points of the Value Compass.

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The Labor Management Partnership has developed a five-step Path to Performance to help teams measure their progress and excel. Find out more about how your team can become more high performing.

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Share this poster version of the Path to Performance with your UBT, so team members can familiarize themselves with what's expected at each level of team development. 

The poster comes in two sizes, 8.5" x 11" and 11" x 17". One version is interactive, with checkboxes to mark off as your team progresses through the levels. 

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PDF: Presentation Tips

Submitted by Kristi on Sun, 06/20/2010 - 19:07
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Presentation tips

This tool offers 16 tips for giving effective, engaging presentations.

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Presentation Tips

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Size:
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Intended audience:
Frontline employees, managers and physicians

Best used:
Find inspiration in these tips for effective, engaging presentations to make yours even better.

 

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The Kaiser Permanente Labor Management Partnership: The First Five Years

Submitted by Kristi on Sun, 06/20/2010 - 19:07
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The Kaiser Permanente Labor Management Partnership: The First Five Years

This case study analyzes the evolution of the Labor Management Partnership at Kaiser Permanente from its inception in 1997 to June 2002 and identifies a set of critical issues and challenges the parties will face in moving forward.

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KP LMP: The First Five Years

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Size:
66 pages

Intended audience:
Managers; UBT consultants, co-leads and sponsors

Best used:
This case study analyzes the evolution of the Labor Management Partnership at Kaiser Permanente from its inception in 1997 to June 2002 and identifies a set of critical issues and challenges the parties will face in moving forward.

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MIT Study of LMP 2002-2004

Submitted by Kristi on Sun, 06/20/2010 - 19:07
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MIT Study of LMP 2002-2004

This report analyzes LMP's evolution from 2002 to 2004 and identifies critical issues and challenges moving forward.

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MIT Study of LMP 2002-2004

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53 pages

Intended audience:
Managers; UBT consultants, co-leads and sponsors

Best used:
This report analyzes the KP Labor Management Partnership's evolution from 2002 to 2004 and identifies critical issues and challenges moving forward.

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