Skills, Super Skills, and Ultra Skills - Online-Skills, Super Skills, and Ultra Skills

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The webcast titled "Skills, Super Skills, and Ultra Skills," hosted by Marjah Hevner and presented by Dr. Sergio Zanotti Cavazzoni, explores the framework of skill development in critical care. Dr. Zanotti introduces the concept of transcending traditional hard and soft skills classifications to focus on three tiers: skills (job-specific abilities), super skills (self-focused competencies), and ultra skills (interpersonal and team-building competencies).<br /><br />According to Dr. Zanotti, today's knowledge economy demands that healthcare professionals continuously evolve their abilities to provide optimal patient care. He advocates for a structured method to skill acquisition, emphasizing deep reflection, focused practice, mentorship, and coaching. He also highlights the importance of psychological safety in high-performing teams and offers insights into effective change management.<br /><br />The webcast includes actionable advice for integrating these skills into everyday practice, leveraging AI technologies responsibly, and expanding one's horizons through continual learning.<br /><br />Dr. Zanotti ends with practical tips for actionable skill development, underscoring the critical role of having a growth mindset, reflecting daily on one's performance, practicing deliberately, seeking coaching and mentorship, and continuously exploring new knowledge areas to innovate in critical care. The session also integrates insights from various disciplines, reinforcing the need for holistic and consistent efforts in personal and professional growth.<br /><br />Participants are encouraged to explore the Society of Critical Care Medicine's (SCCM) resources and engage with the Leadership Empowerment and Development (LEAD) Committee to further their development in these areas.

Keywords

skill development

critical care

Dr. Sergio Zanotti

Marjah Hevner

super skills

ultra skills

psychological safety

change management

AI technologies

growth mindset

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