Engagement

Named watch-list clinic

A half-day clinic that replaces a colour-coded account grid with a named list: who is on it, why, what the next human action is, and when they leave the list.

A professional speaking with a colleague in a glass-walled meeting room

Who it is for

CS leaders whose health grid has fifty amber accounts and no one who can say what amber means this week.

What you leave with

A named list with entry rules, exit rules, and an owner for each line — short enough to read aloud in the Monday meeting.

Scope

One book of business. We do not merge several regions into one list on the same morning.

How it runs

Clinic

We print or share the current grid, then refuse to keep a colour unless someone can name the next call, email, or visit it requires.

Rules sheet

You receive the entry/exit rules and a starter list from that morning’s work.

Included

  • Facilitated sorting of the current grid into named concerns
  • Entry and exit rules written in the room
  • A one-page rules sheet

Not included

  • Scoring models, weightings, or automated ranking

Preparation

Bring the current health export and the CSM who will own the list after we leave.

Constraints

Lists longer than twelve names are split or cut in the room. A list nobody reads is not a list.

Next step

Offer a Monday or Thursday morning in the next three weeks.