Health Information Management Budget of $2500 to spend towards meeting goal on behavior with colleages

Quarterly Goals What action(s) will you take? How will it be measured? What resources are needed? What is the budget? Quarter

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Quarterly goals	What action(s) will you take?	How will it be measured?	What resources are needed?	What is the budget?
Quarter 1 goal	Training on various aspects of behavior with colleagues	Training hours done as well scores of quiz from training	Online training tools	$750
Quarter 2 goal	Informal sessions with colleagues for feedback	Feedback points captured both for improvement purpose as well as general	Conference rooms for breakout sessions	$1000
Quarter 3 goal	Measure impact of change in behavior	Rating scale before the informal session in Q2 and now in Q3	Feedback forms, colleagues time slots for discussions	$250
Quarter 4 goal	Create best practise document on behavior with colleagues	A document that will be rated by competent authorities	Information collation from sources, editorial support	$500

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