Is Your Code of Ethics Fulfilling Its Purpose?

  Thinking about why your code of ethics exists can help you build one that matters more for members—and ensure it can adapt to the times. A code of ethics is often discussed in mechanical terms—how to build it, how to keep it up to date, and how it affects management decisions. But this document represents something intrinsic to your organization. There is more than a “how” behind...

 

 

Why “Empathetic Leaders” Sometimes Aren’t

  Empathy is a virtue in the C-suite. But listening also means being prepared to act on what you’ve heard. Leaders are routinely called upon to be more empathetic, especially these days. But what do we mean by empathy in the workplace, exactly? It’s a little more nuanced than it’s often depicted. But before getting into that, it’s worth showing why the matter is so urgent. The...

 

 

Three Steps to Improve Staff Awareness of Your DEI Efforts

  A new study reveals surprising findings about a lack of awareness among some employees of DEI efforts in their own organizations. An association pro offers three achievable ways to turn that around and improve DEI initiatives. Many associations are committed to having diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. But a new study reveals that 16 percent of respondents didn’t even know if...

 

 

Healthcare Organizations Must Reimagine the Patient Experience

Greg Miller at Talkdesk explains how digital technology has given consumers more choices than ever before, and with those choices have come growing expectations for a superior customer experience. Digital technology has given consumers more choices than ever before, and with those choices have come growing expectations for a superior customer experience. When those consumers are patients – in...

 

 

Tips for helping volunteers manage stress in tough times

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