All Aboard the Failboat: How Embracing Failure Creates Leadership

Chris Perez, Director of Volunteer Services, Central Division, Atrium Health
As leaders we are often taught to fear failure. After all, doesn’t failure mean we’re really not good at our job? Failures – when approached correctly – are often the greatest tool we can have for personal and program growth. If you feel like your program has grown stagnant or has not headed in the direction you wish, then maybe you need to learn how to “fail forward.” In this session we will discuss how to embrace occasional failures as a way to improve leadership and program effectiveness. We’ll discuss how to evaluate your projects to lead to long-term success. You’ll also learn how to lead others through failures.
Related content
-
Culture & Leadership
Building Diversity and Advocacy in Healthcare Leadership: A Proposed Graduate Program for Patient Experience Excellence
This case study examines the development of a graduate-level program addressing the need for healthcare professionals skilled in diversity, disparities, and advocacy (DDA) to enhance patient experience. Dr. Susan Lee, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, initiated the program to integrate DDA into leadership and practice, aligning with her organization’s mission to support equity
Learn more -
Culture & Leadership | Staff & Provider Engagement
Enhancing Patient Experience: A Night Shift ER Doctor’s Passion Project
Dr. Donald Wickline of Cone Health, drawing from his experience as a night shift emergency room physician, explores the art and science of communication from a staff/provider engagement perspective. He highlights Cone Health’s C.U.R.O. communication model as a crucial framework for navigating sensitive and critical conversations with patients. This model provides physicians, including Dr. Wickline,
Learn more -
Culture & Leadership | Patient Family & Community Engagement
New Ways to Care
This webinar explores innovative models for best technical care, co-produced with patients and families, and also look at the impact that compassion and kindness can have on clinical outcomes, cost and patient experience. Maureen Bisognano, President Emerita and Senior Fellow, Institute for Healthcare Improvement Presentation slides *Headliner webinars are complimentary. Brought to you by:
Learn more