Description
Book SynopsisAimed at healthcare professionals who want to learn the give-and-take of effective feedback, this volume outlines a step-by-step approach to the feedback process that should create direct, open and honest communication. Stages of feedback covered include: initiating, formulating and exchanging.
Trade Review"The ABCs of Effective Feedback emphasizes what we already suspect is true: poorly managed feedback in the health care setting is at the heart of most personal and organizational problems." --Aspen's Advisory for Nurse Executives
"An essential tool for anyone wanting to make the transition from management to leadership." --James A. Autry, author, Love and Profit and Confessions of an Accidental Businessman
"A much-needed, practical guide . . . essential to the successful conduct of one of humanity's most important activities?productive conversation." --Edgar H. Schein, Sloan Fellows professor of management emeritus, MIT Sloan School of Management
"A conceptual framework and tools that will be of interest to anyone faced with the issue of giving and getting feedback that improves both performance and relationships." --Richard Beckhard, principal, Richard Beckhard Associates and coauthor of Changing the Essence
"The ABCs of Effective Feedback will take longer than a minute to read but will yield a lifetime of returns." --Ken Blanchard, coauthor of The One Minute Manager
"Rubin and Campbell have fully developed a vital phase of the career development process--the giving and receiving of feedback. If this phase is not fully embraced, the development process proceeds on shaky ground." --Beverly Kaye, author of Up is NOT the Only Way and Developing Workforce Talent
Table of Contents1. Making the Business Case
2. The Many Faces of Feedback
3. Initiating Feedback
4. Formulating Truths
5. Exchanging Messages
6. Evaluating the Feedback Process and Outcomes
7. Leadership and Feedback
8. Evolutionary Change with Revolutionary Effects: A Case Study
9. Axioms and Tips
10. The Truth of the Consequences