Culture Change RX
Embark on a journey to the heart of healthcare, where we dissect the driving force behind every thriving organization: its culture. Drawing on her executive background and extensive work as a strategic coach, Capstone’s co-founder Sue Tetzlaff and guests will share actionable insights and practical steps for successfully navigating the people side of the business of healthcare. Join weekly to be equipped and inspired to uplevel the culture and unlock the next level of potential in your healthcare organization.
Culture Change RX
Culture Bytes: A Feedback-Rich Work Environment
In this Solo Byte episode of Culture Change RX, Sue Tetzlaff discusses the importance of feedback in healthcare organizations, emphasizing its role as a superpower that enhances individual and organizational performance. She outlines the necessity of creating a feedback culture where giving and receiving feedback is normalized and seen as an act of caring. Sue shares practical tips for effective feedback, including being specific, asking for permission, and maintaining a positive ratio of compliments to call-outs. The episode encourages leaders to model feedback behaviors and highlights the benefits of fostering an environment where feedback is embraced in all directions.
- Feedback helps individuals feel appreciated and accountable.
- Leaders should model feedback behaviors for their teams.
- Omnidirectional feedback is essential to high performing and achieving organizations.
- Normalizing feedback as caring improves organizational culture.
- Specificity in feedback enhances its effectiveness.
- Asking for permission to give feedback can ease the feedback process.
- Ending feedback with questions fosters dialogue.
- Aiming for three times more compliments than call-outs is beneficial.
- Soliciting feedback helps individuals improve their reception of it.
Learn more about creating a feedback culture in this blog, A Healthcare Organization’s 3-Point Pathway to Normalizing Feedback as an Act of Caring, found at: https://www.radicalcandor.com/blog/feedback-in-healthcare/
