1 Coverys Education Neuroscience of a Risk Manager Presented by: Geri Amori VP, Academic Affairs At the End of this Program You Will Be Able to: • Describe the neurobiological effect of common risk management activities • Discuss strategies to address “responses” to activities and events • Apply positive techniques that support long term engagement and improved health “WHY did you develop this program?”
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Coverys Education
Neuroscience of a Risk Manager
Presented by:
Geri Amori VP, Academic Affairs
At the End of this Program You Will Be Able to:
• Describe the neurobiological effect of common risk management activities
• Discuss strategies to address “responses” to activities and events
• Apply positive techniques that support long term engagement and improved health
“WHY did you develop this program?”
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What do Risk Managers Do?
Typical Day Might Include:
• Patient Safety and Clinical Risk activities
• Enterprise Risk initiatives
• Review medical records for liability issues
• Conduct Risk Management education
• Research and report on medical and legal topics
• Work with Ethics and ethical issues
• Manage or collaborate on Risk Financing issues
• Work closely with HR for employee issues
• Manage lawsuits and/or work closely with claims
OBJECTIVE 1
Describe the neurobiological effects of common risk management activities
Discuss strategies to address “responses” to activities and events
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Important Lesson: Thinking it or Feeling it doesn’t make it truth.
Strategies
Yoga (mindful stretching)
Meditation (formal or informal)
Exercise (Walk, gym, dance, bike, etc.)
Hobbies (cooking, knitting, photography, etc.)
Time with Family and Friends
OBJECTIVE 3
Apply positive techniques that support long term engagement and improved health
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Developing a Healthy Team
Safe• Do they disagree?• Do they call each other on their “stuff”?• Do they support one another?
Empowered• Do they push back on you?• Do they take independent action?• Are they not afraid to fail?
Maintaining Health
Impact of a Healthy RM Dept. on the Organization
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Appreciating Wabi-Sabi
Don't believe everything you think. Thoughts are just that –thoughts.
- Alan Lokos
2010
What are you going to do tomorrow?
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