Monthly Archives: November 2014

Respect for Staff and Community is Key to Institutional Reputation

By Ed Hisscock | Posted on: November 23, 2014

Respect. The word evokes meanings that tend to be very personal. Both Fred and our guest author, Bill McFaul, offer their perspectives. I’m going to take a slightly different perspective. What about respect for the institution? I am seeing a … Continue reading

Respect: A Factor in Survival

By William McFaul | Posted on: November 23, 2014

As the hospital industry enters a period where costs must be slashed by 25% to 30%, supply chain professionals are facing an unusual set of circumstances. While one would suspect these circumstances would offer excellent growth potential for the supply … Continue reading

Respect — The Golden Flash and the Nurse’s Aide

By Fred Crans | Posted on: November 23, 2014

Sometime after we started writing about the 6 Rs, I began to feel that something was missing. What we had was fine – Relevance, Relationships, Rigor, Rhythm, Responsibility and Resilience – but it just wasn’t covering everything that defined the … Continue reading