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Life at Semble: What does our 'Impact' cultural driver mean?

October 28, 2024
At Semble, we believe that a strong culture is the backbone of any successful organisation. But what exactly makes our culture unique?  
This question led us to create Semble’s Culture Code—a set of guiding principles that reflect who we are and how we work together.
In this article, our VP of People, Yssine Matola, talks in more depth about our 'Impact' driver, and what this means for the work we do at Semble. 

If you’ve read my last article, you know that at Semble we've collaboratively created a Culture Code that reflects our cultural drivers.  

The first of these drivers is Impact. Meaning, to put it in simple terms, "We do work that matters." 

I often reflect on the impact of our industry as a whole and the incredible opportunity we have to support healthcare professionals, enabling them to increase their own impact.   

The work healthcare professionals do is strenuous, and burnout is an issue that is becoming more and more prevalent.
 

I remember reading a 2023 article by Dr. Dharushana Muthulingam titled 'Why Everyone Hates the Electronic Medical Record', which shook me to my core. It’s a must-read for anyone building health tech products, as it describes the frustration healthcare professionals face due to poor system design, increased admin burden and lack of interoperability. The article also touches on health equity and the systemic determinants of health - another topic I’m passionate about (but for another day!).  

When you add factors like budget reductions, staff shortages and ever-increasing regulatory pressure, the risk of exhaustion grows - potentially affecting the quality of care a patient receives and their subsequent health outcomes. 

Our cultural driver:

💫 Impact

We do work that matters. 

A laser-sharp focus and relentless prioritisation are what we need to continuously innovate and deliver. 

We enable health professionals to amplify their impact on their patients’ health, on their practice and on healthcare overall. 

 

As a Semble employee, knowing that we do our part in this complex, multifaceted environment to relieve healthcare workers makes a big difference when you wake up to go to work every morning. 

Every time we automate a workflow or find a new way to connect care teams with their ecosystem, it’s one more step in the right direction. 

But our 'Impact' driver doesn’t just shape the work we do externally; it also guides how we work internally. At Semble, we believe in accountability. We trust our team members to take ownership of their work and focus on the impact they’re having, whether it’s on the product, the team, or the broader organisation. Everyone is encouraged to make decisions, manage their own workload and think critically about how their efforts align with Semble’s mission.  

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We also tackle scaling challenges proactively. As a fast-growing startup things are always changing, and we focus on creating scalable solutions instead of quick fixes. This means taking the time to step back from day-to-day tasks and thinking long-term about how our systems will evolve as we grow and the impact they have on the organisation. 

This is what our first cultural driver is all about: enabling health professionals to amplify their impact on their patients’ health, on their own wellbeing, on their practice, and on healthcare overall.  

Impact is just one of our three cultural drivers, and our Culture Code is designed to keep us aligned with our mission and vision. We'll be discussing our two other cultural drivers, 'Collaboration' and 'Human Touch' in our upcoming blogs, so stay tuned!

Like what you see?

If you’re reading this and find that our cultural drivers resonate with you, we’d love to hear from you. 

Whether you’re curious about life at Semble or interested in joining our team, feel free to explore our career opportunities or reach out with any questions.