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Self-Compassion and Empathy’s Vital Role in Building Healthcare Leaders
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Today’s podcast is a 'Best of' episode of Healthcare Experience Matters, where we explore some of the most impactful conversations that have taken place on our show related to self-compassion and empathy’s role in building future healthcare leaders.
We’re highlighting three influential interviews that have taken place on our podcast in this 'best of' compilation, including:
- What Compassionate Healthcare Leadership Needs to Look Like with Mark Rulle, EdD
- Exploring the Burden of Empathetic Distress in Healthcare with Kathleen Lynam, RN, MPA
- Tackling Compassion Fatigue in Healthcare with Katie Owens, MHA, CPXP
By celebrating some of the most important conversations that we’ve had on this program over the years on compassion, we’re hopeful to get our listeners excited about our upcoming Foundations in Compassionate Leadership Certificate, from the Healthcare Experience Foundation (HXF), which will take place virtually on May 16 & 17, 2024, from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm ET.
The Foundations in Compassionate Leadership Certificate Program consists of two virtual cohort sessions designed for leaders who understand the best way forward is by nurturing and cultivating a climate of engagement.
Compassionate leaders create stronger connections between people. They have greater collaboration, higher levels of trust, and enhanced loyalty. This interactive certificate program will develop your ability to be a more compassionate leader in your organization.
Learn more: https://go.healthcareexperience.org/compassionate-leadership
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