Clinician turnover may be stabilizing – but is your health care workforce committed to staying?
In our latest on-demand webinar, our experts unpack the psychological drivers behind why clinical professionals stay committed, consider leaving, or ultimately quit their health care jobs.
This includes the latest data and insights from new research from SullivanCotter and Lotis Blue, The Science of Staying: The Next Chapter in Clinician Retention – which draws on input from more than 1,000 physicians, APPs, nurses, and other licensed professionals across 300+ health care organizations.
During this session, we highlight:
How stabilization in turnover and retention does not equal recovery
Underlying factors influencing the decision to stay, consider leaving, or quit
Differences in employee value proposition drivers that most strongly predict retention for physicians, APPs and nurses
Key considerations for focusing retention efforts where they matter most
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This innovative research draws on feedback from more than 1,000 clinicians across 300+ health care organizations nationwide to provide the latest look into the psychological drivers behind turnover and clinician retention. It includes insight into 38 different elements of the Employee Value Proposition.
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Through SullivanCotter, health care organizations gain access to the organizational design and workforce strategy capabilities of our sister organization, Lotis Blue—a firm recognized for its talent and organizational insights and strategic approach to workforce challenges that affect retention and performance.
Together, we connect business strategy , and organizational capabilities to help leaders execute with clarity and confidence—decisions grounded in data and behavioral science. Our combined capabilities enable tailored solutions that address each health care organization’s most complex workforce and performance challenges.
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