Creative Health Care Management Offers Presentations for the Nursing Profession

Creative Health Care Management offers nurses week inspirational presentations, small group dialogues, and virtual sessions that will reenergize your team.

We bring reality-based joy and healing that can be delivered in manners ranging from relaxing to humorous—whatever your team needs. Sessions can be delivered multiple times a day to support and honor more of your staff and boost morale.

Our team of dynamic speakers is here to help you educate, inspire, and celebrate your teams. Contact us to customize your presentation to meet the needs of your audience and the organization.

CHCM Nurses Week Presentation Topics

Celebrating Our Moments of Excellence

This is our most requested workshop. It will bring your staff to a belly laughing level where they will learn to embrace the daily challenges and celebrate with each other every day what they to in their daily work. It is perfect for everyone from the assistant to the CEO.

Care for the Caregiver

When you are busy taking care of others, it is very easy to forget about yourself. It is very important you take care of yourself. This workshop will provide you with the ongoing energy you will need to help others, as well as provide a wonderful role model for healthy living. You owe it to yourself and the people you care for.

Building and Promoting Healthy Teams

Whether you are working with long-term work teams or are just convening a one-time meeting. Teams are the way we get work done in our organizations. Discover the foundation for building teams and creative strategies to promote open, honest communication on a daily basis.

The Magic of Humor: A Proven Tool for Learning, Leading & Managing Stress

Learn how to use humor is all aspect of your job. Humor has been proven to help learning, build trust, and decrease stress. Discover the secrets behind these phenomena and have a little fun along the way.

Dealing with Negativity

Have you ever had someone in a meeting say some negative statement that brought the discussion to a screeching halt. These are the “killer phrases” of life. Learn how to identify the killer phrases and respond to them with tack and grace. You no longer need to let the ‘killer phrases’ kill the energy you are trying to create. Discover easy ways to turn that negative energy into positive energy that motivates everybody.

Secrets Everyone Should Know in Health Care

Discover the cutting edge secrets to true excellence in care. We will explore the three relationships of Relationship-Based Care, and how it affects our outcomes. This is a most refreshing program for caring, teamwork, and self-awareness.

Commitment to my Co-Workers

A program based on our ever-popular “Commitment to my Co-Workers” card. This program addresses the basic foundation needed to build healthy interpersonal relationships at work. It focuses on getting the 3Bs (bickering, backbiting, and blaming) out of health care and establishing some basic rules for open, honest communication in all your daily interactions.

Additional Topics

• Building and Promoting Healthy Teams
• Tips for Thriving in the Workplace
• Strategies for Strengthening Engagement and Creating a Self-Responsible Culture
• Celebrating Nursing’s Past to Create Our Future
• Nursing: The Greatest Show on Earth
• Celebration, Restoration, and Self-Care
• Celebration, Restoration, and Reflection
• Hands that Heal-Hearts that Care: Reconnecting with your Joy, Meaning, and Purpose
• Empowering the Leader Within You
• Honoring our Shared Humanity

Activities for Nurses Week

Celebrate Nurses Week by sending a card, giving flowers, or bringing a small gift to your favorite nurse. You can plan a special event at your workplace to honor all of the hard work that nurses do. You can also offer to take care of someone’s loved one who needs help with daily tasks.

The History of Nursing

Nursing has been around for a long time. The profession dates back to the 1800s when Florence Nightingale was considered the founder of modern nursing. Nightingale was one of the first nurses and she is also known as the “Lady with the Lamp” because she would walk through her hospital wards at night, tending to patients by candlelight.

Nurse Facts

Some nurse facts: nurses are responsible for a variety of tasks and they play a critical role in: Providing medical care and emotional support to patients, preparing equipment for procedures, administering medications, taking vital signs, assessing wounds, injuries, or illnesses and educating patients about their condition.

Wellness for Nurses

The challenging conditions nurses face to improve health conditions globally can be exhausting and tiresome. These incredible challenges can cause fellow nurses to feel burnt out and overworked. It is important for nurses to practice self care and think about their wellness.