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Relationship-centered practice core model.
- Figure 2.
Relationship-centered practice adaptive reserve model.
Relationship Characteristics
Mindfulness = Openness to new ideas and different perspectives; continuous creation of new categories.
Respectful Interaction = Honest, tactful, and mutually valuing interchange where each person brings meaning and value to the other.
Heedful Interrelating = Interaction where individuals are especially sensitive to the way their role and others fit into the larger group and its goals.
Channel Effectiveness = Appropriate use and mix of rich (eg, face-to-face) and lean (eg, e-mail) communications where rich channels are used when messages are highly ambiguous, complicated, or emotionally charged and lean channels are used when messages are clear, simple, and emotionally neutral.
Mix of Social and Task Relatedness = Social relatedness includes non–work-related conversations and activities that are often based on friendships and family, whereas task relatedness consists of work-related conversations and activities.
Diversity = Differences in mental models and in age, sex, and ethnicity.
Trust = Belief that you can depend on the other and the associated willingness to be vulnerable to another.
- Figure 3.
Practice Change and Development model.
- Figure 4.
Developmental pathway of change and transformation.
Tables
Feature Element Core Resources Material Human Organizational structure Leadership, compensation, reward, and accountability systems Management model Functional processes Clinical care Operations Finance Adaptive reserve Action and reflection cycles Facilitative leadership Learning culture Improvisational ability Stories of change Sensemaking Relationships and communication Type of Conversation Examples Project Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycles Project management Capability building Skill building Learning collaborative workshops Coaching System building Reflection-action process (RAP) teams75 Appreciative inquiry76,77 Dialogue78 Fireproofing Crucial conversations79 Mindfulness meditation80 Whole system Possibility World Café81 Future Search82 Action Kaizen events83 Open Space84
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