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Managing Change in Health Care

Coaching Tip

In contrast, the healthcare process is very difficult to implement because it changes the dynamics of power, especially between the nurses (who love it) and the physicians (who hate it). If leaders burn out, there's a good possibility the change process will flame out.

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Preview Thursday: Make Learning Deliberate

Lead Change Blog

While the practices in the book will help you to improve your performance or learn new content, the goal is to pay attention to your own learning process and to become more flexible in managing it. This process is what allows you to transform your life. To learn deliberately, you first need to become a witness of your own process.

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Using Dr. Deming’s Ideas at Baptist Memorial Health Care

Deming Institute

Skip Steward, Chief Improvement Office (CIO) for Baptist Memorial Health Care Corporation in Memphis, Tennessee is the latest guest on the Deming Podcast ( download the podcast ). He says this is something he has seen throughout his career – with Deming’s ideas not being appreciated as widely as they should be.

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Rethinking Digital Transformation: An Interview With Kathleen Wilson-Thompson

HR Digest

In an interview with The HR Digest, Wilson-Thompson talks about her personal leadership style and the power of harnessing the digital transformation of COVID-19 era. I am also a huge champion of diversity, equity and inclusion, and have been across the course of my career. is to empower people. plant as the Human Resources manager.

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Fixing the Gender Imbalance in Health Care Leadership

Harvard Business Review

A powerful example of this can be seen in the United Kingdom’s Athena Swan Charter and Awards. This lesson can be applied more broadly, including to systematizing search processes, appointment of physicians to committees, and nomination for leadership roles and increased responsibility. The Future of Health Care.

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A Culture of Quality: An Interview with Laurie Havanec

HR Digest

At the same time, the power of personal connections in a shared space can’t be underestimated when it comes to building and maintaining a strong and inclusive company identity and culture and allowing colleagues to take advantage of development and relationships that will help them grow their careers.

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Sexual Harassment Is Rampant in Health Care. Here’s How to Stop It.

Harvard Business Review

Many factors make an organization prone to sexual harassment: a hierarchical structure, a male-dominated environment, and a climate that tolerates transgressions — particularly when they are committed by those with power. The Future of Health Care. Medicine has all three of these elements. This needs to change.