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109. Your Staffing Crisis Has a Name. And It's Still in Your Building (opens the original)
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Most healthcare organizations believe they have a staffing problem. They post the jobs. They run the campaigns. They bring in agency staff. They offer signing bonuses. And the positions stay empty. In this episode, I am saying something out loud that does not get said in leadership meetings: the staffing crisis you are trying to solve may not be a recruitment problem at all. It may be a leadership problem that has been protected, papered over, and quietly handed back to the person who caused it.
108. Has your Leadership made you the Load Bearing Wall? (opens the original)
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Roots of Change Podcast — Episode 108 — I Became the Load-Bearing Wall There is a pattern that shows up in many leaders, especially those who genuinely care about their work. They step in when someone else could have stepped up. They fill the gap because it is faster than teaching someone else to fill it. They carry more and more and more until one morning they wake up and feel something that shocks them because it is so completely unlike who they are. In this episode, Diane Gudmundson tells the
107. Something Shaped Your Leadership Before You Had a Title. (opens the original)
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Roots of Change Podcast — Episode 107 — Your Leadership Style Started Before Your Title Did I remember the look on people's faces when I walked into the room. In this episode, Diane Gudmundson traces that moment back to where it actually started. Growing up with authoritarian command and control as the only leadership model she ever knew. Her first nursing job with a Director of Nursing who reinforced it. Stepping into her own first leadership roles and leading the same way, not because it felt
106. What Happens When You do not Listen to Your Leaders (opens the original)
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Roots of Change Podcast — Episode 106 — What Happens When You Do Not Listen to Your Leaders An experienced nurse took a management position with genuine commitment, clinical expertise, and practical ideas for improving patient safety on her unit. She raised her concerns. She offered solutions. She kept trying. The response was always the same. We don't do things like that here. In this episode, Diane Gudmundson shares that story, one side of a real situation, because she believes that if the lea
105. Moving from Clinician to Leader, what noone tells you! (opens the original)
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Roots of Change Podcast - Episode 105 - Nobody Told Me This Would Happen There is a moment most clinicians who move into leadership remember clearly. The day the dynamic shifted. The day the skills that made them exceptional at the bedside stopped being enough on their own. In this episode, Diane Gudmundson identifies two patterns she has consistently observed when clinicians transition into leadership. The first is the clinician who defaults to overgiving, making herself available for everythin
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