Use these ideas, including potential training topics, to plan your four- or eight-hour summit.
Format:
PDF
Size:
8.5" x 11"
Intended audience:
UBT sponsors, UBT consultants, public affairs staff, regional and facility-level LMP staff, and others involved in planning a sponsor summit
Best used:
Rely on this six-month timeline to keep the planning committee for a UBT sponsor summit on track, with each category of tasks arrayed on overlapping bars. Print out and use this timeline when you begin planning your summit and throughout your preparations to keep you on track for a successful event. Use with the companion planning guide, which details individual tasks.
This six-month timeline will help keep the planning committee for a UBT sponsor summit on track.
A checklist that will help you prepare for a sponsor summit and ensure that it goes off without a hitch. Includes space to write in due dates and names of staff assigned to each task.
Use the posters and tools at right in presentations or meetings to help your teams overcome barriers, compare results and reach high performance.
The PowerPoint slides ("These Results Prove It's Working") show examples of unit-based teams from every region making a difference for KP members and patients.
Borrow from the ideas on this page to inspire your team, convince doubters to come on board, and identify projects and practices that have worked for others.
Format:
PDF (color and black and white)
Size:
8.5" x 11"
Intended audience:
Frontline employees, managers and physicians
Best used:
Share on bulletin boards, in break rooms and in other staff areas to provide a lighthearted look at sponsorship.
This poster, which appeared on the back cover of the Fall 2012 Hank, is a fun take on sponsorship, featuring a "supreme sponsor" action figure.
Sponsoring five unit-based teams could be a full-time job on its own—but it’s just one of several hats Lynette Harper wears. This slideshow captures a day in her life at work.
Sponsoring five unit-based teams could be a full-time job on its own—but it’s just one of several hats Lynette Harper wears. This slideshow captures a day in her life at work.