Fighting the great resignation, and dental prevention
I was recently a speaker at a conference with over 100 HR professionals in the room, and half of the topics focused on creating a welcoming climate in the workplace, meeting employee needs, and how to convince them to return to the office. What I told the audience was that, over the last few years, three former employees got in touch, inquiring about jobs at our clinic.How we managed to do that?
By being ourselves, with openness and transparency, and by applying the values we believe in in our organizational culture. That includes providing full care for our team members, extending all the way to covering their healthcare needs. If our employees and their families are well cared for, we can achieve the best performance in the workplace.
We also launched prevention programs for our business partners, because the concept is unfortunately neglected in our country. Our interactive sessions at their offices, have been developed to cover more communication channels.
It means a lot to us to have 200 participants at a webinar, with not a single person leaving the webinar early, as it was the case at a recent such event held together with KPMG!
Campaigning for oral healthcare prevention, we often participate in social programs in partnership with the ACSIS Association and in programs supported by the Capital Police. These programs have an important component in schools, in rehabilitation centers and in other locations.
New concepts such as apsychodentistry and the use of medical hypnosis, VR and neurofeedback devices, sometimes the use of laughing gas, and intravenous sedation make our approach even more holistic, the patient being evaluated as a whole.
Dr Lorelei Nassar DMD, MD, PhD Student
www.drnassar.ro
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