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Appendix C: Listening to Leadership
Pages 75-78

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... The goal was to gain a better understanding of stress, worker well-being, and organizational resilience from a systems perspective across the education to practice continuum. This paper describes some of the opinions expressed by individuals in leadership positions during these informal conversations.
From page 76...
... There is a strong push to do more at lower costs, which is restructuring traditional relationships between people as competition for increasingly limited resources intensifies. Faculty and staff must feel appreciated and valued, health professionals must find meaning in their work, and it is up to the leaders to provide the setting in which each employee, faculty member, or student can perform at his or her maximum capacity.
From page 77...
... APPENDIX C 77 professions would work together toward preventing a stress-induced negative workplace rather than attempting to manage the aftereffects of stress, which often is burnout.


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