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Richards shares how to help leaders with tools and advice on how to cope with this continuous journey of the COVID Pandemic.

In this Laudcast, Craig Williams, COO Beverly & Addison Gilbert Hospitals talks with Laudio, COO, CJ Floros about operational leadership and recent learnings from the past several months... Learn More >

Cynda Rushton, an international leader in nursing ethics and a member of the Grace team at Johns Hopkins, shares how to use the elements of grace to create the conditions for compassion during stressful and uncertain times. These elements of grace are an anchor and a resource that can be used in the midst of complexity and chaos.

Leadership though, is all about change right? So we should be good at it, right? Probably not to the degree of change that is needed now. We need a new paradigm that creates new ways of thinking. I call this Phoenix Leadership.

During these volatile times, it is more important than ever to conduct your practice based on principles and not rules and to trust your team instead of regulating them. From setting short term goals to encouraging nurses to focus on self-care, Kim shares her recommendations on how to get through these chaotic times.

Four part video series discussion that explores the importance of fostering civility at this time in healthcare. Incivility includes a range of behaviors typically lower intensity acts of aggression, that if left unaddressed can lead to threatening conditions.

Dr. Joyce Batcheller and Dr. Robyn Begley discuss the priorities that these organizations are currently working on in response to Covid-19, and their message to Nurse Leaders during these unprecedented times.

Health Systems are facing unprecedented disruption and challenges during the COVID19 crisis. Pam Arlotto, MBA, FHIMSS, and President & CEO, Maestro Strategies joins Tom Hills, SVP, Laudio to discuss Decision Making During Times of Uncertainty. In this video, Pam outlines a practical day-to-day framework and strategies to help healthcare leaders, administrators, and frontline managers today, as well as, post COVID19.

Dr. Cynda Rushton, international leader in nursing ethics and the Anne and George L. Bunting Professor of Clinical Ethics at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing discusses the unprecedented situation we find ourselves in today due to the COVID-19 crisis from an ethical perspective.