Rising Strong: Team Resilience Strategies

Join us for an insightful webinar where we’ll share practical resilience tools and strategies that greatly enhanced the well-being of a 50-member caregiver team. This team, which manages complaints and grievances for 33 hospitals and 385 clinics across four states, saw their Patient Engagement Scores climb from 63% to 83%, outperforming Intermountain Health’s overall employee well-being score by 8%. Remarkably, these improvements occurred during a challenging integration with another healthcare organization. Learn how you can leverage these tools to boost caregiver well-being, job satisfaction, and engagement in your own organization.
Speakers
-Shelley Egley, MSN, RN | System Senior Director, Clinical Relations, Intermountain Health
-Amanda Stokes, MSN, RN | Clinical Relations Senior Manager, Intermountain Health
Learning Objectives
-Identify steps to improve resilience and create a plan for implementation.
-Utilize in-person and virtual tools to engage team members and promote healthy team relationships.
-Promote individual wellness.
Non-members can purchase webinars at a cost of $49 each.
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