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Digital Transformation in Healthcare

N2Growth Blog

With the constant merging of smaller practices into larger health systems, those who remain independent often lack the necessary technical expertise to manage patient scheduling effectively. Case Study 2 Another real-world lesson comes from a Prescription Benefits Manager (PBM) headquartered in Puerto Rico.

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What Makes a High-Performance Leader?

Great Leadership By Dan

High-performance in the context of sport covers a process that goes like this. The process is then repeated with the aim of improved performance and stronger results. High-performance leaders are also very strong on accountability and discipline (routine and process). Leadership gets the team going and management keeps it going.

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Lip Sync: Does Your Video Match Your Audio?

The Practical Leader

” Some managers are badly out of sync. For example, a manager once hired me to speak to their organization about the work-life balance themes in Growing the Distance. When it’s clearly beyond lip service, this inspires trust, cooperation, and forgiveness in the people who’ll help take us there.

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Ways to Boost Innovation and Accelerate Organizational Learning

The Practical Leader

Like the weather, many leaders talk about agility and innovation, but few managers do much about it. Unlike the weather, there’s a great deal managers can do about building agile and innovative cultures. Controlled chaos is a tricky process with four main stages. It’s a big competitive edge.

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Beyond Management

Coaching Tip

The systems and structures that we call "management" are obsolete. Traditional management structures, systems and tools intended to make the first factories efficient are now obsolete. Management is dead. They were developed during the industrial era more of a century ago while work has changed today.

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Strategic planning must change with the times

N2Growth Blog

If you’re frustrated by your organization’s current strategic planning and execution processes or the outcomes from that work, you’re not alone. Engagement: In the old strategy paradigm participation is limited to the involvement of the senior team, a few staff functions and an external consultant that facilitate the process.

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Moving Your Agenda

Leading Blog

He presents a four-step process that anyone can learn to master with practice. Of course, we are a factor in the process. It is a process of reducing their anxiety. On the other hand, you can try a more cooperative mindset that seeks to pull-them-in. Leaders are remembered for their accomplishments, not their promises.”