How to Boost Your Patient's Emotional Intelligence
Daniel Goleman�s principles of Emotional Intelligence continue to serve as a lasting foundation for core relational skills. Goleman�s application of those fundamental attributes can also be applied to effective personal leadership capabilities. This course is perfect for you if you have patients who are working on building more productive relationships, struggle with confidence or giving feedback and understanding their leadership style. Participants will leave this course with a toolbox for elevating your patient�s awareness and ability to cultivate their own emotional intelligence. Join us
Course Objectives
1. identify key principles of emotional intelligence
2. distinguish and practice how to cultivate five key attributes of leaders� emotional intelligence factors:
a. leadership style
b. impact on performance
c. creating a positive work environment
d. handling conflict and crisis
e. personal development
3. explore pathways to enhance patient�s awareness of their emotional intelligence capabilities
Topic(s)
General Clinical Practice, Emotional Intelligence
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