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Worker Wins Support for Life-Altering Test

  • Cultivating a culture of partnership and freedom to speak up with new ideas
  • Enlisting a physician champion to approach the regional medical director
  • Researching the new technology, including its money-saving potential 

What can your team do to identify the barriers that stop employees from speaking up? What else could your team do to encourage everyone to share ideas, suggestions and concerns?

 

Speak Up, Change a Life Kellie Applen Mon, 02/22/2016 - 14:58
Region
Northwest
Keywords
epilepsy
Lucy Scott
Deborah Newcomb
Juan Piantino
East Interstate
Portland
Debbie Newcomb
neurodiagnostic technologist
neurology
Topic
Culture
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VID-132_speakup_change_a_life
Running Time
3:00
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Here is a real example of the impact that an empowered worker had on our patients—starting with 8-year-old Lucy Scott.

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Non-LMP
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Here is a real example of the impact that an empowered worker had on our patients—starting with 8-year-old Lucy Scott.

 

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