CHE Trinity HealthMission Statement

Presented by members of the Mission Integration team

January, 2014

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Introductions…

Philip Boyle VP, Mission and Ethics

Martha Conroy Director, Ministry Formation

Laurie Lennon Hynes Director, Mission and Ministry Formation

Jim Letourneau Director, Mission and Spirituality

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Philip Boyle and Alan Sanders• (Philip) Leads overall strategic

direction • Provide theological content • Co-facilitate Mission and Core

Value webinars• Design, develop and author

- “Theological Background” essays

- “Exercises”

Roles in the Mission Statement / Core Values Rollout

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Martha Conroy & Laurie Lennon• Co-responsible for the “Train the

Trainer” webinars.

Jim Letourneau• Manages the Mission Statement

and Core Values rollout process • Composes the “Reflections.”

Roles in the Mission Statement / Core Values Rollout

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Reflection

Reflection #1 (5 minute version)

Reading:

We, CHE Trinity Health,

Serve together in the spirit of the Gospel

As a compassionate and transforming healing presence

Within our communities.

Sharing

Closing Prayer

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There are two types of webinars:

Train the Trainer MCV Webinar

Purpose To introduce tools for the MCV rollout process

To provide theological context and discussion for each component of the rollout

Audience Mission leaders and Ambassadors Anyone the RHM Mission leader chooses to engage/invite

Schedule Every other month beginning January 2014

Every other month beginning February 2014

Frequency Twice a month (the same webinar is repeated, only attend one)

Once a month

Both webinars will be recorded if the schedule is incompatible with the intended audience.

Duration One hour 30 minutes, with the expectation that an RHM facilitator (i.e. a Mission leader or Ambassador) facilitates an additional 30 minutes of discussion on the topic.

Mission Statements

• Inspire those who carry out the mission• Communicate who our stakeholders are

and how we provide value to them• Declare our purpose: Why do we exist?

Theological Background

Theological Background

Theological Background

We, CHE Trinity Health,

Serve together in the spirit of the Gospel

As a compassionate and transforming healing presence

Within our communities.

We

• Radical interdependence• Persons make it happen• As big as a constellation

Theological Background

Serve

• “Come to serve, not be served”• Servant leadership• Sponsors responded to need• Person-centered care: meet person’s not our

needs

Theological Background

In the spirit of the Gospel

• All traditions have “good news”• Heart of the “Gospel”—Caritas

• God is love

Theological Background

Compassionate

• Perception of Catholic health care• To be with suffering of others• Solidarity• Palliative care across the continuum

Theological Background

Transforming

• Biblical transformation• Blind see• Lame walk• Dead are raised

• Sponsors transformation

Theological Background

Healing presence

• More than body• Body, mind and spirit• Palliative• Sacramental nature—God acts through ordinary

means

Theological Background

Within our communities

• “Our”—radical interdependence• Challenge:

• Are we embedded?• Are we meeting the community’s need?

Accessing Resources

Accessing Resources

Accessing Resources

Accessing Resources

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Resources: Overview

Categories (or Folders)

1. Theological Background

- Biblical Understanding

- Catholic Tradition

- Other Traditions

- Practical Applications

2. Reflections

3. Exercises

4. Other (to be developed)

Reflections

Reflections

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Reflections

• Three options• Vary in length• Each builds on

the other, so content is repeated

Exercises

Exercises

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Resources: Overview Exercises

Exercises

1. Intended for small

groups

2. Elements

- Learning Objective

- Facilitator Tips

- Content

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Mission Statement:

Word Phrase Exercise

Facilitator TipsREAD the Mission statement twice.

 ASK each participant to read one word or phrase from the Mission

Statement (below).

ASK each participant to circle a word or phrase that strikes them.

Learning Objective At the completion of this 20-30 minute exercise (depending on the size of the group size) the participant will be to:Relate key words and phrases from the CHE Trinity Health Mission Statement to his/hers personal values

Mission StatementWe, CHE Trinity Health, serve together in the spirit of the Gospel as a compassionate and transforming healing presence within our communities.

Learning Objective: At the completion of this 20-30 minute exercise (depending on the size of the group), the participant will be to:

• Relate key words / phrases from the CHE Trinity Health Mission Statement to his/her personal values.

• Enhance meaning and understanding of the CHE Trinity Health Mission Statement.

This Exercise• The facilitator asks participants to identify words/phrases from the

Mission Statement that strikes them• Then participants are invited to reflect on and discuss questions

designed to deepen the connection between their personal values and the Mission Statement.

Word / Phrase Exercise

Good Samaritan Exercise

Learning Objective:At the completion of this 20-40 minute exercise (depending on the size of the group), the participant will enhance his/her understanding of the "The Good Samaritan" Scripture reading.

This Exercise• The facilitator (or participant) reads the Good Samaritan Scripture

reading twice out loud. • Then participants are asked to silently reflect on several questions

which connect the Scripture reading to our Mission Statement.• The exercise concludes with group sharing.

Person-Centered Care exercise

Learning Objective:At the completion of this 30-40 minute exercise (depending on the size of the group), the participant will enhance his/her understanding of what it means to be a "compassionate and healing presence" as it relates to those the Regional Health Ministry serves and their families.

This Exercise• Participants are asked in silence to write down their thoughts on a

variety of questions related to patient-centered care and its relationship to the Mission Statement.

• The exercise concludes with group sharing.

Appreciative Inquiry exercise

Appreciative Inquiry• Strength-based, capacity-building approach• Discovering the very best in experience • Leads to transformation of human systems

This Exercise

Captures the strength and power of a community working toward a common goal.

Broadening Our Experience exercise

Different perspectives on our Mission Statement:• Current events: threats to our Mission?• Decision-making• “In your own words”• Use of technology

Next Steps

Next Steps

What happens next?

The specifics of the Mission Statement / Core Values rollout within an RHM are dependent upon the leadership and decisions of the RHM Mission leader(s). The tools presented here are options for the RHM to use.

In March, an evaluation will be distributed to the Mission leaders to measure the helpfulness of these tools.

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Questions