Grade 70+ 2.5% Managers and Supervisors 6.75% Remaining FH Employees 90.75% Florida Hospital Employees.

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Grade % Managers and Supervisors 6.75% Remaining FH Employees 90.75% Florida Hospital Employees

Leaders Values Behaviors Culture Performance Drive Drives Mission

INTEGRITY COMPASSION BALANCE When one’s words and actions create trust, as evidenced by being truthful, respectful, and consistent. * Consistently acts in the best interest of our patients, family members, co-workers, and the hospital. * Speaks up when something appears wrong or inappropriate. * Accepts responsibility for one’s actions and the resulting outcomes. * Follows through with one’s commitments. * Is consistently transparent, open and honest in one’s dealing with others. Meeting individual needs with kindness, care and empathy. * Anticipates and responds quickly to the needs of others using SHARE principles. * Acknowledges others by name and greets people with a smile and direct eye contact. * Treats others with respect and dignity. * Actively listens to understand the needs of others. * Ensures care and comfort by attending to the basic needs of patients, family members, and co-workers every day. Harmony in ones professional, personal and community life as well as in one’s own mind, body, and spirit. * Embraces the CREATION Model and encourages others to do the same. * Demonstrates a passion for continuous learning. * Promotes healing through a sense of humor, touch, and prayer. * Contributes to the morale of co-workers through a continual focus on both clinical and operational results. FLORIDA HOSPITAL VALUES

An environment that values diversity of thought and background while encouraging individuals to share their different perspectives. * Shares credit with others on the team. * Encourages a strong, inclusive team spirit through positive feedback, recognition of others and celebrating success. * Consistently includes others affected by a decision in the decision making. * Ensures the success of the team by sharing all relevant information. * Seeks to retain the best talent to assure team strength. EXCELLENCE Provides care and services that are safe, reliable, and patient centered that drive extraordinary clinical, operational and financial performance. * Creates a patient experience which is consistently reliable and safe. * Exceeds performance expectations in all of the five elements of Extending Excellence. * Consistently follows institutional and regulatory guidelines putting safety first every time. * Advocates for the patient and where necessary, breaks down barriers to exceptional care. * Holds self and others accountable for results. STEWARDSHIP Ensures sustainability and pre-eminence in patient care by responsively managing resources entrusted to us. * Thinks like an owner by adding value each day to protect and sustain the brand. * Efficiently utilizes the tools and resources provided to enhance the business. * Understands Florida Hospital’s business and the importance of individual contributions to our overall success. * Considers long-term vs. short-term business results of each action taken. * Consistently strives to eliminate unnecessary costs out of the company. TEAMWORK FLORIDA HOSPITAL VALUES

“Values are the heartbeat of the Organization” “Keep vigilant watch over your heart, that’s where life starts.” Proverbs 4:23

Key Dates April 13 th - Roll-Out Leadership Review April/May - Campus Leadership Q & A June 1 st - All Employees Introduced to 2008 Review June 20 th - Values Video / Meeting-in-a bag Fall ’07 - Feedback from Video / Meeting- in-a-bag

Key Dates March ’08 – Leaders Will Receive: 1. Standards of Leadership w/Values 2. Management Accountabilities Summer ’08 – Leadership Focus Groups 2009 – Opportunity to Link Management Accountabilities to Values Using a Multi- Rater

Meetings-in-a-Bag

Model RatingValidation THE CORE VALUES – ICBEST How We Live 1234 Answer questions or add remarks as needed a. INTEGRITY - When ones words and actions create trust, as evidenced by being truthful, respectful and consistent. b. COMPASSION - Meeting individual needs with kindness, care and empathy. c. BALANCE - Harmony in ones professional, personal and community life as well as in one’s own mind, body and spirit. d. EXCELLENCE - Provides care and services that are safe, reliable and patient centered that drive extraordinary clinical, operational and financial performance. e. STEWARDSHIP - Ensures sustainability and pre-eminence in patient care by responsively managing resources entrusted to us. f. TEAM - An environment that values diversity of thought and background while encouraging individuals to share their different perspectives.

Section I Core Values — How We Live INTEGRITY:Consistently Achieves Standards Yes  No  Role Model  When one’s words and actions create trust, as evidenced by being truthful, respectful, and consistent.  Consistently acts in the best interest of our patients, family members, co-workers, and the hospital.  Speaks up when something appears wrong or inappropriate.  Accepts responsibility for one’s actions and the resulting outcomes.  Follows through with one’s commitments.  Is consistently transparent, open and honest in one’s dealing with others. Performance Excellence Feedback

Recognizing Core Values Recognize/Reward what we value Specific, timely recognition Frame each “thank you” in Core Value(s)

2006 Recognition Summary 56% of department participated in 2006 Gallup Q4 score improved in

2007 Recognition Performance Excellence Recognition Application Department Name/Number: ___Total # Employees: ________________ Manager/Director: _______Vice President: ________________________ Please provide the following information about the department(s) you are submitting this application for: 2006 Vacancy Rate: __________ 2006Turnover Rate:__________ 2006 Gallup Grand Mean:__________ 2006 Gallup Score for Q7: __________ Have you attended the Affirmation & Recognition class offered through Leadership Development? Y or N Please the information requested in the top section of this form to Fiona Ghosn in the Human Resources Department. Please retain the following section for reference as you implement your recognition program.