In the “Beyond Leadership” podcast, Cleveland Clinic Executive Chief Nursing Officer Meredith Foxx offers lessons in leadership that the pandemic have helped illuminate. The first: be kind.
Making Empathy a Natural Part of Healthcare Leadership
A Cleveland Clinic executive education initiative put a spotlight on how leaders can bring empathy into practice in their professional relationships. It has never been more important to success than in today’s work environment.
Emerge Stronger: Helping Caregivers Heal When Patients Don’t
The Emerge Stronger program offers confidential, one-on-one peer support for any Cleveland Clinic caregiver distressed by a clinical event.
Integrating Trauma-Informed Care into Clinical Practice
By integrating trauma-informed care into their practice, providers can make a healing difference for patients who have experienced loss, abuse, poverty and more.
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Priority: Teaching Empathy to Medical Students
A new study finds osteopathic medical students undergo a lesser decline in empathy than previously described in MD students. Leonard H. Calabrese, DO, discusses the implications of this research and how to cultivate empathy in medical students.
Communicating with Patients in a New World of Virtual Visits
Clinicians need new skills to develop patient relationships during virtual visits. Digital health communication guidelines are now available.
We All Bleed Red: The Importance of Self-Compassion
In this Q&A, Rev. Greene discusses spiritual care at Cleveland Clinic, the importance of empathy and self-compassion.
Patient Experience 10 Years Later: Looking Back and Leaping Forward
The 10th annual Patient Experience Summit will be May 13-15, 2019, in Cleveland. Speakers include Victor Montori, MD; Geoff Colvin and Christine Porath.
Why Empathy Matters (Now More Than Ever)
In this short video, Adrienne Boissy, MD, Chief Experience Officer, explains why empathy matters in healthcare ― to our patients, to fellow caregivers and to ourselves.
Program Nurtures and Empowers Nurses to Thrive at the Bedside
The MAGNUS Experience offers a unique opportunity for clinical nurses to participate in thought-provoking discussions about leadership potential.