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BridgeBuilders. Peer to Peer Conflict Resolution Training. Your Training Team. Ken ClearyDebra EricksonJim GerhardtJaimie SorensonAnne TillinghastFrank Vehafric. Agenda. Icebreaker / MixerPurposeHistoryProcessTraining Part IIQuestions. . Icebreaker Mixer. BridgeBuilder Goals. To provide an opportunity for people to discuss a problem; Assisted by a facilitator, BridgeBuilder; Focus on Finding Resolution.
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2. BridgeBuilders Peer to Peer Conflict Resolution Training
3. Your Training Team
Ken Cleary
Debra Erickson
Jim Gerhardt
Jaimie Sorenson
Anne Tillinghast
Frank Vehafric
4. Agenda Icebreaker / Mixer
Purpose
History
Process
Training Part II
Questions
5. Icebreaker Mixer
6. BridgeBuilder Goals To provide an opportunity for people to discuss a problem;
Assisted by a facilitator, BridgeBuilder;
Focus on Finding Resolution
7. Problem-Solving
Focus on Problem(s)
Parties Identify Needs & Interests
BridgeBuilder Guides Process
Parties Determine Resolution
8. YOU Will Be the “BridgeBuilder”
9. Real-Life Origins
10. History of BridgeBuilders Richmond Clinic
Labor/Management Committee
Member-driven
Clinic Management Support
Strategic Plan Item
Campus-wide Application
11. Drivers of Dissatisfaction
12. What Are Perceptions of the Union?
13. What Do Members Want From The Union?
14. Who Needs Conflict Resolution?
15. Emotional Safety! No Harassment
No Bullying
No Hostility
16. Workplace Hostility is Serious Affects Patient Care
Affects Employee Health/ Wellness
Affects Employee Morale
Affects Productivity
17. BridgeBuilder Goals Less Complaints
Less Investigations
Less Discipline
Improved Work Environments
18. Conflict Resolutionvs. Mediation
19. Break 10 Minutes Please!
20. BridgeBuilding Elements Voluntary Participation
Confidentiality
Honest Communication
Facilitator Guided Discussion
Personal Understanding
Focus On Resolution
21. What Does the BridgeBuilders Process Look Like?
22. BridgeBuilding Process Preparing For a Meeting
Opening the Meeting
Steps 1 through 4
Closing the Meeting
Feedback and Evaluation
23. Preparing For a Meeting Problem Submitted
Assistance Requested
BridgeBuilder Obtains Consent
Basic Information Obtained
Meeting Scheduled
24. Meeting Opening Welcome!
Explain the Process
Review Confidentiality
Discuss Ground Rules
Answer Questions
Obtain Consent From Both
25. STEP 1: Sharing Information Each Describes Problem (from their own perspective)
Clarifying Questions Asked
Primary Concerns Identified
26. STEP 2: Discuss Problem List All Concerns
Discuss Each Concern
Identify Similar Interests
Note Different Interests
Parties May Agree NOT to Discuss an Issue
27. STEP 3: Generate and Evaluate Options Develop Many Possible Solutions
Evaluate Each Solution
Consider Strengths & Weaknesses
Determine Practicality
28. STEP 4: Seek A Resolution Write Each Proposed Resolution
Add “New” Resolutions
Consider any “Future” Problems
Revise Resolution (If Needed)
29. Closing the Meeting Was A Resolution Found?
30. If a Resolution WAS found… Write out an agreement
Have all sign the agreement
Make a copy for each
Thank all for their participation
31. If a Solution is NOT Found… Thank parties for trying
Thank parties for sharing information
32. Follow-up and Evaluation Request Feedback from Everyone
Follow up with all parties four weeks after meeting
Bridge Builders Committee Review
Implement Positive Suggestions
33. BridgeBuilder Stories Ken Cleary
Anne Tillinghast
34. Questions ???????????
35. NEXT SaturdayMarch 29 9 am – 3 pmAFSME Office6025 East Burnside
36. Conclusion: The Success of the
BridgeBuilder Program
Depends on YOU!