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🩺 Module 2: Professional Clinical Communication (Staff to Staff)

👇🏾Here is an example of a professional email using the vocabulary we discussed.

👇🏾This is a standard "update" email you might send to a manager or a teammate.

Subject: Project Update: Q1 Marketing Campaign

Hi Sarah,

I wanted to touch base regarding the marketing campaign for next month.

I am currently in charge of the social media graphics, and I’m happy to report that we are on track to meet our Friday deadline.

I’ve attached the first draft to this email and would love to get your feedback on the color scheme.

A few quick updates:
• The Agenda: I’ve scheduled a brief meeting for Tuesday to discuss the launch.

• Action Points: We still need to confirm the budget with Finance, but I will look into it this afternoon.

• Bottlenecks: We are currently waiting for the final copy from the writing team, but they promised to have it to us by EOD (End of Day).

Please let me know if you have any questions or if we need to circle back to the original plan.

Best regards,
[Your Name]

👇🏾Projects & Performance

👇🏾When discussing how things are going, you'll likely use these "corporate" favorites.

👌• Update: To give someone the most recent information.

👌• KPI (Key Performance Indicator): A quantifiable measure used to evaluate the success of an employee or an organization.

👌• Bottleneck: A point of congestion in a system that stops or slows down progress.

👌• In the loop: To be informed about what is happening (or "out of the loop" if you aren't).

👌• On board: To agree with a plan or to be part of a team.