Upcoming Live Webinars

Presenters:

Chris Flynn Jenese Bandy Graham Petz Anna Campbell Kirk Hansen

Change Management Planning & Execution
Wednesday, April 3rd at 11 a.m. ET (UTC-4)
The healthcare sector is undergoing relentless transformation, influenced by regulatory, cultural, and technological factors. To succeed, leaders must build change readiness across a complex and multi-centered environment. Join our panel discussion with Healthcare Change Experts from the US and Canada. They will share strategies for driving organizational change and executing major transformations while managing and minimizing impacts to patient care. Don't miss this chance to learn from their experiences and connect with these innovative leaders.

Level: Intermediate
This webinar is for: Change Practitioners and Business Leaders from US and Canadian Healthcare

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Karen Ball Michelle Haggerty

Change Management Foundations
Wednesday, April 24 at 11 a.m. ET (UTC-4)
Why do some changes fail while others succeed?   Join us for a conversation with the author of Prosci’s latest publication that answers the question and sheds new light on the ADKAR Model—a conceptual framework that makes change make sense, and succeed.   Karen Ball, Senior Fellow at Prosci and Michelle Haggerty, COO & President, US Market will discuss our new take on the ADKAR model, how ADKAR informs change at the individual and organizational level, and how to use it to achieve change success. Register for the webinar today.

Level: Beginner
This webinar is for: Beginner and intermediate change practitioners

The Prosci Methodology

You’ve heard of the ADKAR Model, but did you know there’s much more to the Prosci Methodology? The Prosci Change Triangle (PCT) Model, the Prosci 3-Phase Process, and the ADKAR Model comprise the Prosci Methodology, which is used by more than 80,000 change practitioners around the globe. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or just starting your career, you want to watch this webinar!

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ADKAR: The Five Building Blocks of Individual Change

Why do some changes fail while others succeed? That is the central question that sparked extensive research over 20 years ago resulting in the Prosci ADKAR Model™. Successful change is rooted in how to facilitate change with one person. In this interactive webinar, we will learn about the foundation and universal application of ADKAR and focus on unlocking individual barriers to change through Awareness, Desire, Knowledge, Ability and Reinforcement. We will discuss ADKAR in the context of ‘who’ has to do their jobs differently and ‘how’ in order to drive better outcomes and sustainable organizational change

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Five Tenets of Change Management

How can you position change management as essential for projects and change initiatives? In this webinar we will explore Prosci’s 5 Tenets of Change Management and make a direct connection between the people side of change and successful outcomes. Each of the tenets – a principle or belief held to be true – builds on the others, and together they form the basis for the ‘why’ and ‘what’ of change management in a simple, logical, and compelling way. You will complete a real-time exercise you can use in your next “Why Change Management?” discussion.

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Change Practitioner Competency Model

This Prosci model unlocks the critical skills for successful change practitioners within eight foundational competencies and five levels of proficiency. Whether you are new to the practice of change management or experienced in change management, this model enables you to evaluate your skills and focus on areas of continuous skill enhancement.

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Change Practitioner Journey Model

This Prosci model is oriented to the unique view of an individual practitioner and offers direction and perspective to guide you on your journey to grow and develop over time. Learn about the shared mindset, foundational beliefs, and professional paths of other change practitioners and how they progressed along their path to achieve both personal and professional goals.

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