How to create a team that creates value with a "spirit of service" / Tatsunori Matsui

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Creating an Organization That Continues to Produce Results in an Era of Rapid Change -
What is Team Building to Increase Employee Engagement and
Improve Performance?
With the changes of the times and the progress of digitalization, many companies face problems such as the decrease in team cohesion and creativity.
With the spread of remote work due to the novel coronavirus, the opportunities for members to meet face to face and communicate with each other have decreased.
As a result, it has become difficult to exchange opinions directly, and there are many organizations with impaired creativity and cooperation.
The author, who is a representative of a company that supports the sales department of a company by providing consulting and human resource development programs, explains how to overcome the current situation by building "Helpful Creative From Spiritualism to Communication-Oriented Psychiatric Care System
Communication Key in Team Psychiatric Care
Comprehensive Approach to Patients to Enable Multi-Occupational Collaboration
Management Structure of Psychiatric Hospitals
Medical Care Aims to Bring Patients Back to Society
Community Development to Accept Patients
Medical Care Aims to Bring Patients Back to Society
Rehabilitation From the Early Stage of Hospitalization is Linked to Good Treatment
Multidisciplinary Communication
Compared to an Orchestra Multi-Occupational Communication
Rehabilitation From the Early Stage of Hospitalization is Linked to Good Treatment
Medical Care Aims Creating a Community Where People Want to
Psychiatric Hospital as a place where anyone can visit
Conclusion
Author profile
Yoichiro Takasaka Born in Kochi Prefecture in 1947.
Psychiatrist.
Doctor of Medicine.
After graduating from Hokkaido University School of Medicine, joined the Department of Psychiatry at Hokkaido University School of Medicine.
He was invited for his doctoral thesis, Movement-related cerebral potential in schizophrenics. In 1985, he became a scientific researcher in the Department of Neurophysiology at Ulm University in West Germany.
Returned to Japan in 1987.
After serving as Assistant Professor of Neuropsychiatry at Kochi University, President of Kochi Prefectural Geiyo Hospital, and President of Hosoki Unity Hospital, Marche one patient art therapy