Purposeful Meetings: Lead with Clarity and Confidence
what does this course cover?
This practical workshop equips healthcare professionals with the skills to run efficient, purposeful meetings. From setting clear agendas to chairing with confidence, participants will gain tools to enhance engagement, manage time effectively, and ensure meetings result in meaningful action.
Participants will learn how to design focused agendas, define the purpose of meetings, and apply chairing skills that foster inclusion and productivity. The workshop also covers how to manage group dynamics, capture clear action points, and maintain accountability through action logs.
high-level aim:
The aim of this workshop is to develop practical, transferable skills in meeting facilitation for healthcare professionals. Participants will leave with a toolkit for improving the structure, outcomes, and culture of meetings within clinical and educational settings.
Learning outcomes:
- Develop clear and purposeful agendas that align with meeting objectives.
- Chair meetings confidently and inclusively, encouraging participation and managing time effectively.
- Use action logs to drive accountability and track progress.
- Manage group dynamics and difficult conversations with professionalism and clarity.
- Understand the different types and purposes of meetings, tailoring approaches accordingly.
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