Dr. Middleton has over 40 years experience facilitating retreats
includes capital budgeting
Why Hold a Retreat?
A retreat is an opportunity to get away from normal work environments and take time to focus on purpose and build teams. Group retreats create great opportunities to create and strengthen relationships, contemplate mission and motives, set goals and objectives and discern future direction. There are many reasons for conducting group retreats, especially as significant issues and challenges confront health care organizations and systems in today's environment of near-constant change. A key example: The enormous challenge of improving quality, lowering costs and maintaining a solid financial position while dealing with the challenges involved with acquisitions, partnerships and the costly requirements necessary for effective clinical integration and population health.
Most Common Purposes of a Retreat Include:
- Strategic Planning
- Generative Governing --- Asking the Right Questions
- Discernment Regarding Major Issue or Challenges Facing the Organization
- Team Building for Boards, Executive Teams, Physician Groups and Management
- Integration and Implementation of Mission, Vision and Values
- Meeting Facilitation: Helping Make the Most of Meetings and Retreats
- Problem Solving and Conflict Resolution
- Development of Annual Goals and Objectives
- Orientation of New Members, including Boards and Physicians
A retreat can also be tailored to meet the specific needs of the organization.
Contact:
Carl Middleton,
D.MIN., ND, M.DIV, MA, MRE
Cell: (303) 579-1609 or 844 322-4867
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