Southcentral Foundation is hosting the Virtual Nuka Conference, beginning on June 14. This conference will offer attendees the opportunity to learn about SCF’s two-time Malcolm Baldrige award-winning Nuka System of Care.
Southcentral Foundation has taken steps to build resiliency and foster well-being in the workforce so that it is prepared to deal with crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
SCF’s vaccination clinic is now vaccinating about 800 people per day, using only SCF’s existing facilities. Following are some key elements of SCF’s vaccination clinic.
Southcentral Foundation is in the process of vaccinating employees and has now rolled out the vaccine for customer-owners as well. In this process, SCF has discovered several elements that have worked well.
Southcentral Foundation’s Virtual Nuka Winter Conference is less than two months away! For those interested in taking a deeper dive into SCF’s Nuka System of Care, SCF is also offering two intensive add-ons with the conference: an Integrated Care Team Webinar, and Introduction to Core Concepts.
In times when things are rapidly changing, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, SCF makes use of a wide variety of tools to communicate critical information to managers in its many different programs. One example of this is an if-then table.
We are hosting a Virtual Nuka Winter Conference on Feb. 8-10! This conference is an opportunity for you to learn best practices from Southcentral Foundation’s two-time Malcolm Baldrige Award-winning Nuka System of Care.
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, SCF’s Learning Institute has launched a new virtual option for site visits.
To support care team members in working at the top of their licenses, and to give the Alaska Native community more of a voice in how the organization is run, SCF employs non-clinical workers as clinical managers.
At Southcentral Foundation, the management style used in the Nuka System of Care works to reinforce the core values of the system while allowing flexibility for care teams and avoiding micromanagement.
