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RFK Jr ally Jay Bhattacharya was named acting director of the CDC and will be fourth leader in a year to head agency
🔥New CDC director may promote RFK Jr's agenda, experts caution
RFK Jr ally Jay Bhattacharya was named acting director of the CDC and will be fourth leader in a year to head agency read full news
RFK Jr ally Jay Bhattacharya was named acting director of the CDC and will be fourth leader in a year to head agency
Following the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) explaining the misuse of cryptocurrencies is a national priority last week, the bureau announced on Tuesday it hired its first-ever chief digital currency advisor. FinCEN’s acting director Michael Mosier detailed that Michele Korver will be the bureau’s new crypto expert and she brings “a wealth of digital currency […]
How does our brain guide our reactions?
New Post has been published on https://socialpress2.newonline.help/2021/03/13/how-does-our-brain-guide-our-reactions/
How does our brain guide our reactions?
In November we learned about how to engage, inspire and change the behaviour of frontline staff by harnessing the power of extraordinary individuals. In this webinar, delivered on January 15 by Ann Brown, Acting Director, Change Initiatives at Providence Health Care, we built on that and learned how to use neuroscience to reduce resistance and increase engagement in change!
If something tastes good, we’ll eat it; if something tastes poisonous, we won’t eat it. Simple enough – but did you know this nonconscious decision-making can also affect how well someone problem solves, manages stress and collaborates with others?
Knowing how our brain reacts to what it perceives as rewards and threats is an increasingly important leadership, engagement and motivation tool. Identifying these rewards and threats is the first step, so this two-part webinar will explore how to remember and act upon social triggers that generate them – situations like recognizing someone’s perceived status, creating certainty where little exists as well as promoting autonomy, inclusion and fairness.
This is part 1 of a two-part Quality Café. Watch part 2 here: https://vimeo.com/88813301
About the Quality Café The Quality Café is a free one-hour lunch and learn series that takes place on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 1200 PT. Each Café features a new guest and topic related to improving quality of care. Are you passionate about improving how health care is delivered? Come to Quality Café! We invite all health care professionals, patients, organizations, and educators to join our online conversation. Register for upcoming webinars at bcpsqc.ca/learning/quality-cafe/ Likes: 0 Viewed: source
How does our brain guide our reactions?
New Post has been published on https://hollywood.newonline.help/2021/03/11/how-does-our-brain-guide-our-reactions/
How does our brain guide our reactions?
In November we learned about how to engage, inspire and change the behaviour of frontline staff by harnessing the power of extraordinary individuals. In this webinar, delivered on January 15 by Ann Brown, Acting Director, Change Initiatives at Providence Health Care, we built on that and learned how to use neuroscience to reduce resistance and increase engagement in change!
If something tastes good, we’ll eat it; if something tastes poisonous, we won’t eat it. Simple enough – but did you know this nonconscious decision-making can also affect how well someone problem solves, manages stress and collaborates with others?
Knowing how our brain reacts to what it perceives as rewards and threats is an increasingly important leadership, engagement and motivation tool. Identifying these rewards and threats is the first step, so this two-part webinar will explore how to remember and act upon social triggers that generate them – situations like recognizing someone’s perceived status, creating certainty where little exists as well as promoting autonomy, inclusion and fairness.
This is part 1 of a two-part Quality Café. Watch part 2 here: https://vimeo.com/88813301
About the Quality Café The Quality Café is a free one-hour lunch and learn series that takes place on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 1200 PT. Each Café features a new guest and topic related to improving quality of care. Are you passionate about improving how health care is delivered? Come to Quality Café! We invite all health care professionals, patients, organizations, and educators to join our online conversation. Register for upcoming webinars at bcpsqc.ca/learning/quality-cafe/ Likes: 0 Viewed: source
Police Killing: Army Says Policemen Mistaken For Kidnappers
Police Killing: Army Says Policemen Mistaken For Kidnappers
The Nigerian Army has confirmed and responded to the news of three policemen and one civilian allegedly killed by soldiers saying the troops attached to 93 Battalion, Takum in Taraba State shot dead the policemen and the civilian in error after they were mistaken for kidnappers.
The army noted that the policemen later found to be on covert operation refused to stop at a military checkpoint and…
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