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Performance Enhancement Program
This program is composed of three modules. The first two modules are full-day
modules, the third module is a half-day module. Ideally, these should be
delivered with a minimum of two weeks between tracks and a maximum of 4 weeks
between modules. It is recommended that all key office personnel, including the
physicians participate. Smaller offices, less than 10 total participants can be
combined with one or two other offices. Offices of 10 or more participants
should experience the program as a working group.
Pre-Program
- The office physicians attend the Finding Balance in a Medical Life two day seminar
- A two hour assessment meeting with the physicians
- A one hour assessment meeting with the office manager
Module One – Decreasing stress & enhancing interoffice communication
(full-day)
This module will feature the communication and stress management tools of
HeartMath. In this module, the participants will learn the following:
- Causes of stress in a medical office
- Cognitive mistakes we make in communication and perception
- How stress and anxiety diminish performance
- Decreasing stress to increase performance
- Emotional shifting
- The 4 habits model of communication
- Empathetic and intuitive communication
Module Two – Understanding and evaluating the office personalities (full-day)
This module helps the individuals in the office to understand each
other using personality evaluation techniques and exercises.
Program components include:
- Myers-Briggs testing and discussion
- Work and care addiction testing and discussion
- Psychosynthesis personality evaluation and exercises
Module Three – Action planning and moving towards change (half-day)
This module will bring the team together around core needs in the office. The
team will designate needs in the office in order to move forward. Multiple
techniques will be used to help the team create action plans to enact these
changes.
Post-Program
- A two hour post program wrap up with the office manger and physicians
"The brain is a wonderful organ. It starts working the moment you get up in the
morning, and does not stop until you get into the office." — Robert Frost
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