http://phinational.org/training Building Skills for Relationship-Centered Care Fri, 30 Jul 2010 19:07:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://phinational.org/training/clients-and-testimonials/culture-change-in-action-at-partners-in-care/comment-page-1/#comment-109 Making Training Stick | PHI – Training Thu, 24 Jun 2010 16:53:59 +0000 http://phinational.org/training/?page_id=1000#comment-109 [...] two and a half years after Partners in Care began participating in PHI trainings, President and CEO Marki Flannery sees the positive effects [...] [...] two and a half years after Partners in Care began participating in PHI trainings, President and CEO Marki Flannery sees the positive effects [...]

]]> http://phinational.org/training/clients-and-testimonials/culture-change-in-action-at-partners-in-care/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Living in a Nursing Home: What Matters Most | PHI – Training Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:09:40 +0000 http://phinational.org/training/?page_id=1000#comment-15 [...] more information on the impact training in these skills has on organizational culture, read about Partners in Care, a New York City based home health agency that has offered widespread training to improve [...] [...] more information on the impact training in these skills has on organizational culture, read about Partners in Care, a New York City based home health agency that has offered widespread training to improve [...]

]]> http://phinational.org/training/clients-and-testimonials/culture-change-in-action-at-partners-in-care/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Steven L. Dawson, PHI: Person-Centered Care in Home Care – Learning from Experience | CHAMP Community Thu, 28 Jan 2010 22:46:25 +0000 http://phinational.org/training/?page_id=1000#comment-7 [...] Perhaps Marki Flannery, President of Partners in Care (the licensed home care agency affiliate of the Visiting Nurse Service of New York), said it best:  “Culture change in home care means changes in behavior, in practice, in interactions all down the line. It’s about improving relationships.” PHI has worked extensively for the past three years with Marki and her staff, and you can read the Partners in Care story here, at the PHI Coaching ApproachSM “Stories from the Field” webpage: http://phinational.org/training/clients-and-testimonials/culture-change-in-action-at-partners-in-car... [...] [...] Perhaps Marki Flannery, President of Partners in Care (the licensed home care agency affiliate of the Visiting Nurse Service of New York), said it best:  “Culture change in home care means changes in behavior, in practice, in interactions all down the line. It’s about improving relationships.” PHI has worked extensively for the past three years with Marki and her staff, and you can read the Partners in Care story here, at the PHI Coaching ApproachSM “Stories from the Field” webpage: http://phinational.org/training/clients-and-testimonials/culture-change-in-action-at-partners-in-car... [...]

]]> http://phinational.org/training/clients-and-testimonials/culture-change-in-action-at-partners-in-care/comment-page-1/#comment-6 CHAMP Guest Blog Post by Steven L. Dawson, President of PHI: Person-Centered Care in Home Care – Learning from Experience | CHAMP Community Wed, 27 Jan 2010 17:58:49 +0000 http://phinational.org/training/?page_id=1000#comment-6 [...] Perhaps Marki Flannery, President of Partners in Care (the licensed home care agency affiliate of the Visiting Nurse Service of New York), said it best:  “Culture change in home care means changes in behavior, in practice, in interactions all down the line. It’s about improving relationships.” PHI has worked extensively for the past three years with Marki and her staff, and you can read the Partners in Care story here, at the PHI Coaching ApproachSM “Stories from the Field” webpage: http://phinational.org/training/clients-and-testimonials/culture-change-in-action-at-partners-in-car... [...] [...] Perhaps Marki Flannery, President of Partners in Care (the licensed home care agency affiliate of the Visiting Nurse Service of New York), said it best:  “Culture change in home care means changes in behavior, in practice, in interactions all down the line. It’s about improving relationships.” PHI has worked extensively for the past three years with Marki and her staff, and you can read the Partners in Care story here, at the PHI Coaching ApproachSM “Stories from the Field” webpage: http://phinational.org/training/clients-and-testimonials/culture-change-in-action-at-partners-in-car... [...]

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