Millennials represent more than half of the workforce, with a considerable number of them in management roles. And unlike their predecessors, they are questioning the status quo and are not content on following a hierarchy leadership pattern that preceded them. They express a lack of interest in being an imposing leader and instead value traits…
Sharp focus and uncompromised productivity characterise successful personalities. These are not inbuilt characteristics and are learnt in time by developing a high-performance mind-set. What is a high-performance mind-set? Also, how do we develop it? A high-performance mind-set is developed by consistently achieving goals and building confidence which lead to heightened focus and productivity. Various athletes…
Due to exposure to technology, social networks and mobile systems, members of Gen. Z can be hyper-cognitive. Being tech-savvy they constantly document offline experiences on social media and other digital platforms. This generation has been exposed to technology at a very young age and hence, they expect speed, convenience and personalisation. Traditional healthcare systems have…
Customer experience can be a catalyst for change in the health care industry. It is essentially what the customer perceives the company provider to be. A customer’s perception can be moulded by various experiences at all the levels of their interaction with your organisation. Ranging from a customer’s interaction with an employee to seeking information…
WHO recommends one doctor for every 1,000 people, but India’s doctor-patient ratio is still much lower, with 1,445 people having access to one doctor. A shortage of doctors, rising costs in the healthcare sector, and an ever-increasing population make the conventional health care models unsustainable to a large extent. Virtual health and newer technology may…
The Retic count test in simple terms refers to reticulocyte count test. Doctors recommend for retic count test to detect if they suspect any blood related ailment such as hemolytic anemia, a condition where red blood cells gets destroyed faster than they are generated. The body constantly makes new red blood cells which are known…
