WEBINARS
Beyond Traditional “Bundles” of Prevention: Influence, Persuasion, and Execution or The Art of Getting Things Done
To celebrate Patient Safety Awareness Week in 2010 (March 7-13, 2010), APIC collaborated with the National Patient Safety Foundation to offer a webinar on successful interventions to reduce HAIs, featuring APIC Past President Denise Murphy, RN, MPH, CIC, Vice President for Quality and Patient Safety at Main Line Health System in suburban Philadelphia. She discusses implementing a culture of safety and accountability within healthcare facilities to improve safety and quality.
Presenter: Denise M. Murphy, RN, MPH, CIC
Turning Experts into Teachers The best presentations are crafted with care, selecting the content, formats, and visuals that will matter most to participants. This webinar exposes you to key facts about learning and learners and guides you through a simple, yet comprehensive seven-step process for preparing to present and be present as a pre- senter. Gain insight about learning outcomes and content prioritization, find simple ways to engage your au- dience in interactive formats, and discover best practices for effective slides and other visuals. Whether you are a seasoned pro or a developing presenter, this webinar offers tips and techniques you’re sure to value.
Presenter: Jeff Cufaude, MA
Building Effective Relationships You’re adept with the science behind infection prevention and control, but realizing your full potential re- quires mastering the art of interpersonal relationships and group dynamics. Drawing on Gallup’s strengths- based framework and Dan Pink’s work in A Whole New Mind, this webinar introduces some of the core right- brain competencies that left-brain leaders must master for career advancement and effectiveness. You’ll learn some of the core fundamentals for effective interpersonal and group relationships, and discuss habits you can adopt to put your whole brain to work more effectively, getting more done with and through others.
Presenter: Jeff Cufaude, MA 17 ALL SETTINGS ALL SETTINGS
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