
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: Crisis-Proofing Culture Through Trusted Leadership
In this episode, Sue Tetzlaff discusses the importance of trust in senior leadership, particularly in the healthcare sector. She outlines two main categories of trust-building activities: everyday actions and responses during challenging times. She provides real life examples and practical takeaways for leaders related to strengthening trust and teamwork, even in the face of uncertainty and fear.
- There are two categories of trust-building activities in leadership: our everyday actions and our responses to episodic crises.
- Our day-to-day trust-building activities should not be neglected during times of crises.
- Trust can be diminished - or strengthened - during challenging times.
- Fear is a major contributor to silo creation, working against our heightened need for teamwork and collaboration.
- Leaders must anchor their teams during uncertainty by remaining calm and connected.
- Acknowledging threats while reinforcing stability is crucial for maintaining trust.
- Visibility and accessibility of leaders are essential during challenging times.
- Reminding teams of their past resilience can strengthen trust and teamwork.
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