Building Habits of Improvement: SPD Style Quiz Summary & Objectives: 

Work fatigue and eventual burnout can arise from unaddressed gaps in our work environment. Sometimes those gaps are a small nuisance that has been festering, like unresolved repairs, or workarounds from a lack of resources. Work fatigue might also be the result of poor habits and a lack of consistent practices and upgrades.
Incremental changes and upgrades can have a compounding result (Mereu & Jordan, 2024) that can improve, or hurt, the burnout or fatigue in our department. Bad habits compound over time, too.

In the blog, Building Habits of Improvement: SPD Style, we explore two different types of work areas that can influence how our team interacts with each other and their work. By identifying these risks, departments can better form habits & improvements to remove them.

• Identify key areas where bad habits and process gaps can occur

• List the consequences that can occur when bad habits and poor practices aren’t corrected

• Describe the impact that professional gaps can have on quality process outcomes