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Welcome to the Ownership At Work Podcast, proven strategies you can use to improve your performance and those you lead. And if you are looking to create a culture of ownership where you work, download my free e-book, And you’ll discover the 3 Values of Being An Effective Person plus questions you can use with your team to increase personal responsibility. Visit EricPapp.com for your free Ebook.
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Church communication is one of the most challenging ministries because it is the connection hub of the entire church. To do it effectively requires more than the latest images, social media, and technology tips. You need timeless strategy, inspiration, and Biblical challenges that work no matter what tech tools and channels you use, the size of your church, or age of your audience. You'll get them here. This podcast is part of the ministry of Effective Church Communications, www.effectivechu ...
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Storytelling is very popular currently. Just today I got yet another promotion of a “Learn How to Tell Stories” webinar. Though storytelling is perennially popular, our Bible is made up of stories, after all, we must also be aware of some cautions in it—and that’s what this podcast is all about…. Hi, I’m Yvon Prehn with Effective Church Communicati…
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There are many useful resources available online to help you in your work as a church communicator. Considering that I was recently thinking about what makes my ministry of Effective Church Communications useful for you—what to expect from me that is unique or different from what is available from other sources. Though I’ll break it into practical …
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Halloween—it has become such a contentious time in the church. Even mentioning the term "Halloween" upsets some because of its pagan origins. In response to that, many churches have switched from calling "Halloween" events to "Fall Festivals." I get it; I totally understand but bear with me a minute and consider that changing the name in this way t…
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This topic is incredibly important for you to understand before you do ANY more outreach advertising, encouragement, or communications creation of any kind if you want the maximum number of people in your church and community to be able to read them. The reason for my urgent message is the realization that many people today cannot read cursive writ…
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A few weeks ago, I did a survey to find out more about what church communicators are using currently and what they need to do their work more effectively. In today’s podcast, I’ll talk about the Results of the Church Communications Survey Summary, I'll give you some comments on it and what we'll be doing in response to it in the Effective Church Co…
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Seasonal events are an easy and natural way to invite guests to church—that begins the process They are ALSO a way to grow your congregation as disciples—that helps complete the process This podcast will go through each step and illustrate how to practically accomplish each step with Easter communications--keeping in mind that the same processes wi…
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Churches often have a great turnout for a special event or holiday, but few have the same number returning the following week. This podcast will show you how to change that and make holidays and celebrations time to grow your church in numbers and your people in spiritual maturity. For more resources, training, inspiration, and free templates to he…
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Why do you do all the hard work you do in church communications? In the podcast today I want to inspire you with a practical strategy to create communications that will help your church fully fulfill the Great Commission. All churches work hard to communicate their message and events to the people in the church and those outside the church they wan…
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Church Communicators do an extraordinary job and often with little training for their demanding work. In this episode, I want to introduce you to an exciting new resource for you--the Effective Church Communications Library. In the podcast, I'll share what motivated me to put this resource together and some specific areas it can help you with. Here…
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To meet the challenge of how to keep donations coming into churches when they can't meet together is to emphasize or launch online giving. And though it's a great solution, it isn't realistic for every church, either financially or because a number of people in the church simply will not use it. To solve that challenge this podcast proposes an idea…
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Whoever wrote that song, "Summertime and the livin' is easy" did not work in church communications. The pace and type of activities change in the summer, but with Bible camps and special events, there is a lot of work to be done. Hi, I'm Yvon Prehn and welcome to the Effective Church Communications Podcast! In our podcast today I'll give you some t…
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Dennis Novack, MD, founder of DocCom.org, an online communication skills program for hospitals, residency programs and medical schools, discusses the influence of Dr. George Engel, research about the impact of good communication skills and best practices for teaching communication skills. This is the final episode of the podcast. Host Barbara Lewis…
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Mitchell D. Feldman, MD, MPhil, discusses how to mentor trainees to help them find their purpose and reconnect with their reason for entering the profession; the steps for integrating personal and professional life; the Japanese ikigai as a guide; traits of compulsivity and three questions at the end of the day to reconnect with purpose.…
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In about a quarter of all patients seen in a year have in a mental health disorder of depression, substance use or anxiety. Unfortunately, clinicians aren't trained on what to do. Oftentimes, the physical symptoms signal an underlying mental issue. Listen to Bob Smith, MD, talk about the red flag complaints and how treating the mental disorder help…
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Howard Beckman, MD, discusses why every clinician needs to know the patients' goals, how articulating goals improves outcomes and helps the clinicians and what the research reflects; he encourages people to continue his innovative research.Barbara Lewis, MBA, interview with Howard Beckman, MD tarafından oluşturuldu
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Ted Parran, MD, discusses how to deal with the 10 percent of the U.S. population with a substance use disorder, who seek euphoric drugs. How to say NO without jeopardizing the relationship or suffering low patient satisfaction scores, and how to help the patient understand your position and de-escalate a conversation using the PEARLS technique.…
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Jeannette Shorey, MD, discusses how to conduct a very efficient patient enounter by learning non-verbal cues, which can save time for a clinician, how to handle mixed messages, how mirroring can influence the patient.Barbara Lewis, MBA, interview with Jeannette Shorey, MD tarafından oluşturuldu
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Anthony Suchman, MD, MA, FACP, talks about the three guideposts for developing relationships, the mistakes that clinicians make in developing relationships with patients and how clinician can quickly develop relationships with patients in the era of shortened appointments.Barbara Lewis, MBA, interview with Tony Suchman, MD, MA, FACP tarafından oluşturuldu
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Marcus Engel, MS, CXPX, CSP, discusses the most impactful words, which clinicians said to him, after being blinded in a horrific automobile accident and spending over six weeks in the hospital. Learn more about Marcus at MarcusEngel.com and read his books, "I'm Here" and the Other End of the Stethoscope."…
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Lisa Sanders, MD, is author of the popular Diagnosis column for the New York Times Magazine, which inspired the Fox TV program, House M.D. Her previous NYT column, Think Like a Doctor, was the inspiration for a seven-hour documentary series about the process of diagnosis, which is airing on Netflix in August 2019. In 2010 she published the book, Ev…
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Elaine Khoong, MD, MS, discusses the rationale for using certified medical interpreters and the astounding error rate when ad hoc (e.g. family member) interpreters are used, how you explain to patients that you want to use a certified medical interpreter rather than an ad hoc interpreter and resources to help communicate with LEP patients.…
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Co-author of the DocCom module on high performance teams, Carol Mostow, LICSW, discusses the RESPECT model, an acronym for Respect, Explanatory model, Social context, Power, Empathy, Concerns and Trust. Learn how using a quick technique can change the entire tone of a meeting.Barbara Lewis, MBA, interview with Carol Mostow, LICSW tarafından oluşturuldu
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Listen to renowned author and cardiologist, Eric Topol, MD, discuss the five qualities of deep understanding and how clinicians can incorporate them into their practice, using smart phone technology to bond with the patient and crying with a patient.Barbara Lewis, MBA, interview with Eric Topol, MD tarafından oluşturuldu
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Well-known book author Danielle Ofri, MD, PhD, discusses how listening affects the quality of what patients say, the golden minute, full frontal listening and how listening impacts diagnostic error and burnout.Barbara Lewis, MBA, interviews Danielle Ofri, MD, PhD tarafından oluşturuldu
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Kelly McCutcheon Adams, MSW, LCSW, talks about IHI's Conversation Ready project and end of life conversations. Learn how systems can become ready; the Conversation Ready principles: Exemplify, Connect, Engage and Steward all of which are the foundation for respect; and the advantages for systems to be conversation ready. The IHI white paper and too…
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Tom Campbell, MD, author of DocCom module on the Family Interview, explains how is the family interview different, the first steps in the family interview, the importance of the genogram, techniques to handle the disruptive family member and the biggest pitfall in the family interview.Barbara Lewis, MBA, interview with Tom Campbell, MD tarafından oluşturuldu
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Listen to Eric Manheimer, MD, a producer and writer on the successful TV series, New Amsterdam, based on his book, Twelve Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital, where he was the medical director for 15 years. He discusses how to allow space for the patient to talk; the opening questions to elicit the story, so that clinicians understand wha…
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Today is the 75th anniversary of D-Day and while we commemorate and honor the sacrifices of those who stormed the beaches of Normandy I think it is appropriate to remind everyone who is involved in Church Communications that you are daily involved in storming the strongholds of Satan to win people to Jesus. To do that I want to share 3 things: A qu…
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Zeev Neuwirth, MD, MPH, MACP, discusses his proposed shift on how we think about healthcare - less concerned with technical aspects and more concerned with people; the marketing mindset focused on consumers; communication changes when we think about patients as consumers and valued customers; and how this technique influences the amount of time a c…
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It's easy to look at Father's Day as just another holiday to do up a special bulletin and social media for and to say a few nice things about Dads during the church service. But did you know you can do so much more as communicators for Jesus? We need to constantly remind ourselves in the crush of trivia and distraction that our job is not to be a h…
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Erika Manu, MD, co-author of DocCom Module 23, The Geriatric Interview, discusses how to speak with older patients and why raising your voice is not advised; sitting without back light; working with the team to assess the patient; confidentiality when a caregiver is involved, plus other important techniques.…
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Richard Kravitz, MD, discusses how technology will impact the request for specialty consultations, three types of responses to patients who want consultations, the barriers for clinicians to talk with patients about their requests and how denial for requests impacts patient satisfaction scores.Barbara Lewis, MBA, interview with Richard Kravitz, MD tarafından oluşturuldu
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This short piece, One Mother's Prayer, is a true story that is both an encouragement to pray for children and an assurance of the power of prayer to change a destiny. The written version been published more times than anything else I've written. It was first published in Today's Christian Woman magazine. Then it was included in their Best of Ten Ye…
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Steven Locke, MD, offers recommendations for clinicians who want to use telemedicine. Find out about treating patients across states or around the world, the differences in communicating in person vs. remotely, why certain video platforms can't be used and the biggest mistakes clinicians make in telemedicine.…
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Mother's Day gets the third highest attendance at church right behind Christmas and Easter. What churches often forget is that the large increase in people does not come from more Mothers attending--they are there every week! It comes from the unchurched children and spouses who show up to make mom happy on her special day. Churches that recognize …
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Auguste H. Fortin VI, MD, MPH, MACP, the lead author of the book, Smith’s Patient-Centered Interviewing: An Evidence-Based Method, fourth edition, discusses 11 steps for interviewing the patient as outlined in the book, and the biggest pitfalls of the patient interview, such as not setting the agenda, which leads to "door knob conversations."…
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Will you get the same number of people the Sunday after Easter that you have on Easter Sunday? We know we won’t, but in Today’s podcast we’ll talk about how you can increase the response by what you do on Easter Sunday. First, I'll share the true story about a church plant of 300 (growing and doing well) that had an off-site Easter service they agg…
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