recently revised PE Primer. We also revised the two companion documents (checklist and guidance docs) and developed two new sample EL Improvement Plan Summary documents to again help you develop stronger EL actions at your facilities. You can find all of these on the EL webpage: Tools to improve plans to strengthen an organization's environment and culture: two-page checklist to guide design and implementation of strong EL improvement – projects two-page worksheet to capture a concise snapshot of a completed EL improvement – plan Today, we’ll walk through the revised EL Improvement Summary and the two examples…. Slide Eight: Revised EL Improvement Plan Summary Let’s take a look at the revised EL Improvement Plan Summary…. Now for the purpose of this call, you’ll notice that I’ve highlighted any new language. First of all, we removed some of the content at the top of the form. In the past we had included some instructions and the actual metric. That forced us to update the form annually and we decided that we wanted to keep the form ageless by removing the metric and rather than having instructions, we simply encourage you to review the companion documents that we’ll look at later in this call. So starting at the top, and as before, you’re asked to provide some identifying information, a working title, and indicate when you started and completed your project. Next, you are asked to briefly summarize the EL improvement opportunity (or the ethics quality gap), and we’ve added clarifying content to help you better describe the difference between what is the current practice vs. the best or ideal practice for the EL area targeted for action. Some of you will recognize that this is the same approach used to identify improvement opportunities in PE ISSUES cycles. And a quick reminder that the success of the entire project is really dependent on this first step of identifying the EL
recently revised PE Primer. We also revised the two companion documents (checklist and guidance docs) and developed two new sample EL Improvement Plan Summary documents to again help you develop stronger EL actions at your facilities. You can find all of these on the EL webpage: Tools to improve plans to strengthen an organization's environment and culture: – two-page checklist to guide design and implementation of strong EL improvement projects – two-page worksheet to capture a concise snapshot of a completed EL improvement plan Today, we’ll walk through the revised EL Improvement Summary and the two examples…. Slide Eight: Revised EL Improvement Plan Summary Let’s take a look at the revised EL Improvement Plan Summary…. Now for the purpose of this call, you’ll notice that I’ve highlighted any new language. First of all, we removed some of the content at the top of the form. In the past we had included some instructions and the actual metric. That forced us to update the form annually and we decided that we wanted to keep the form ageless by removing the metric and rather than having instructions, we simply encourage you to review the companion documents that we’ll look at later in this call. So starting at the top, and as before, you’re asked to provide some identifying information, a working title, and indicate when you started and completed your project. Next, you are asked to briefly summarize the EL improvement opportunity (or the ethics quality gap), and we’ve added clarifying content to help you better describe the difference between what is the current practice vs. the best or ideal practice for the EL area targeted for action. Some of you will recognize that this is the same approach used to identify improvement opportunities in PE ISSUES cycles. And a quick reminder that the success of the entire project is really dependent on this first step of identifying the EL
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