Imagine it’s 2030 and we live in a healthier world where healthcare learners, practitioners and patients are flourishing. What does that future look like, and what will it take to get there? We need your voice and participation to chart that future.
Clinical encounters play a role, but an increasingly interconnected world requires that we widen the lens to consider the big picture of what influences health and flourishing. The KNN’s next discussion series will explore the impact, challenges and opportunities that different aspects of our ecosystem pose for the future of human flourishing. Four sessions will examine external influences, micro to macro, that shape and drive the vitality of healthcare students, professionals and broader society.
This series is presented by the Kern National Network for Caring & Character in Medicine through an investment from the Kern Family Trust and Kern Family Foundation.
Tuesday, August 23, 2022 | 4–5 pm CT
This session features four speakers who will discuss how healthcare spaces can cultivate flourishing: Moderator Kimara Ellefson, MBA; Danny O. Jacobs, MD, MPH, FACS; Linda D. Scott, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, FNAP, FAAN. This leadership panel will explore how factors such as hierarchies and interpersonal dynamics affect the flourishing of practitioners, staff, patients and learners in care settings. They will discuss how individual agency and the ability to act on one’s values has an influence, as well as how collaborative practice approaches can help those within care settings flourish.
Explore how factors such as hierarchies and interpersonal dynamics affect the flourishing of practitioners, staff, patients and learners in care settings.
Discuss how individual agency and the ability to act on one’s values influence the levels of flourishing within care settings.
Examine how collaborative practice approaches can help those within care settings flourish.
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The KNN’s ongoing discussion series examines external influences affecting the future of human flourishing in the next decade—from social determinants to planetary health. Check back frequently for more details and updates.
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