Employee Recognition & Engagement Resources

 Nurses play a vital role in the healthcare system, providing essential care and support to patients. They work long and often grueling hours, and they often face challenging and stressful situations.

National Nurses Week (May 6-12) is an opportunity to show appreciation for the dedication and commitment of nurses, and to raise awareness about the important work that they do. It is also a time to celebrate the profession of nursing and to recognize the many achievements of nurses.

Most people want to feel valued in various aspects of life, and work is certainly no exception. Since employees study, train, and strive to gain professional experience they can share with their employers, they need to know that their efforts are appreciated.

When I am asked, “Paul, how can I improve productivity and achieve sustained business success?” I give an unconventional reply— “Sustained success starts with a noble purpose beyond making money.” Without a noble purpose, I explain, “All tasks degenerate into thankless, boring chores.”

Creating a work environment that fosters a culture of positivity can often-times be quite challenging. To create a positive culture, the leaders of your organization must not only promote this behavior, they must also understand its importance. Employees who feel they are treated with respect and dignity are more engaged and productive than those who don’t. Let’s take a look at a case study where a hospital was able to improve its workplace culture and patient experience.

The following blog is the 5th blog post in a series of posts about creating high-performance teams and references the 7 New Rules of Employee Engagement Wallchart. To view previous blogs and resources click the links below: