Free audio conference Oct. 27
Medical Staff Leader Connection, October 7, 2009
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Join HCPro and The Greeley Company for “Managing Disruptive Physicians: Strategies to Ensure a Culture of Safety” on Tuesday, October 27 at 1:00 ET. During this 90-minute presentation, you’ll learn how to:
- Address problem behavior in your credentialing and privileging process
- Set expectations for appropriate behavior
- Develop measurable indicators and benchmarks
- Use perception data to provide timely, constructive feedback
- Manage marginal or poor conduct, both long and short term
- Improve staff morale and support performance improvement efforts
- Reduce the risk of litigation and the cost of care
If you have any questions you’d like asked during our live Q&A session concluding the presentation, feel free to e-mail me at ejones@hcpro.com. I look forward to hearing from you!
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