This tool provides definitions and explanations of critical leadership success factors.
UBT union co-leads can use this tool when the team is being joined by a new management co-lead to accelerate the process of building a working relationship between the new manager and the team.
This tool will accelerate the process of building a working relationship between a new management leader, the union co-lead and the rest of the team.
Format:
Word document
Size:
8.5" x 11"
Intended audience:
UBT co-leads and sponsors
Best used:
UBT co-leads can use this template when they plan meetings togehter ahead of time.
Make your meetings more productive by using these templates, which include columns for issues, who's on point and next steps.
This tool provides a method to evaluate the support a UBT co-lead has received from a consultant or adviser.
This tool provides co-leads with information as to when feedback is warranted and sample steps for a feedback conversation.
This checklist is a guide for you to chart your UBT start-up progress. It highlights the important components that must be identified and in place for a unit-based team to be successful.
This tool is designed to give UBT co-leads an understanding of unwritten rules and how their teams’ unwritten rules affect culture and performance.
Format:
PDF
Size:
8.5" x 11"
Intended audience:
Physicians on UBTs
Best used:
Physicians joining a unit-based team can learn their role, why they are part of the team and what their responsibilites are to the team.
This tool provides information to physicians who are joining a new or existing unit-based team: why they're part of the team, what their role is and what their responsibilities are.
Format: Doc
Size: 8.5" x 11"
Intended audience: Physician co-leads
Best used: When starting a new UBT or when adding a new physician co-lead.
Description: This tool provides information to physicians named as UBT co-leads, helping doctors be better prepared to guide, support, nurture and sustain highly effective unit-based teams.
This tool provides information to physicians named as UBT co-leads, helping doctors be better prepared to guide, support, nurture and sustain highly effective unit-based teams.