Insights from Leading a Lean Healthcare Revolution
"If the leaders to create the environment, most of the time the employees will respond because frankly, people do want to get up and go to work and do a good job, " says John Toussaint, MD and CEO of Catalysis.
Bill Box, co-founder of Exploring Forward Thinking WorkplacesTM shares John's expertise on topics such as:
How Do Senior Leaders Support Lean Transformation?
When it comes to supporting a lean transformation, a senior leader has three responsibilities:
Establish direction for the organization
Motivate, mentor and inspire
Break-through thinking, through continuous learning
When senior leaders begin to focus on modeling the key behavioral indicators rather than spending all of their time on the key performance indicators, true cultural transformation is possible.
Transforming the culture of an organization is not easy; all organizations experience challenges along the way. If you are experiencing challenges within your organization, join us for an Executive Site Visit, where you can learn about the host organization's successes and failures first-hand.
This book provides a framework for lean transformation, showing leaders how to embrace a proven operating and management system, while empowering frontline staff to find and solve problems.
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"If the leaders to create the environment, most of the time the employees will respond because frankly, people do want to get up and go to work and do a good job, " says John Toussaint, MD and CEO of Catalysis.
Bill Box, co-founder of Exploring Forward Thinking WorkplacesTM shares John's expertise on topics such as:
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