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Some Assembly Required: Racing Bikes and Management Systems

Posted on by Karen Flom

Racing bikes are designed for maximum performance.  The design is intended to minimize aerodynamic drag, rolling resistance, and weight.  With an untrained eye, you may identify its parts:  tires, crank arm, pedals, handlebar stem, brakes, and shifters.  Looking at the parts may not give insight into the assembly of how to best optimize performance.  If […]

Principles, Behaviors and Job Satisfaction

Posted on by Chris Weisbrod

I came across an article recently in the Sloan Business Review titled “Toxic Culture is Driving the Great Resignation.”  The idea that toxic cultures were driving the current great resignation quickly connected with recent conversations I’ve had with friends about their struggles at work. Both friends who reached out have been having issues with their […]

Common Struggles to Implementing a Management System

Posted on by Pam Helander

This is a revised and updated version of a previous blog of the same title that was originally posted on October 13, 2020. The goal of the management system for organizational excellence is to develop people to solve problems and improve performance. An effective management system will also open lines of communication from the CEO […]

Adapting Daily Management Huddles for a Hybrid Remote World

Posted on by Angela Brubacher

Shelcy Kamrud, Lean Process Improvement Manager, Mount Sinai Morningside The first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic swept through New York City in March of 2020. At Mount Sinai Morningside, teams across the hospital were also in the beginning stages of implementing both communication and improvement huddles by utilizing large dry erase boards in their departments. […]

Psychological Safety in Healthcare is the Foundation for Preventing Patient Harm

Posted on by Pam Helander

On March 25, 2022, RaDonda Vaught, a nurse at Vanderbilt in Nashville, Tennessee, was convicted of negligent homicide and gross neglect of an impaired adult for a medication error that occurred in 2017.  The error resulted in the patient’s death.  There was no malicious intent to harm the patient.  The systems in place allowed for […]

Lean Management System in Action

Posted on by Angela Brubacher

Course Description Faculty Bio Travel and Logistics Cancellation Policy Course Description Is your healthcare organization struggling to sustain improvement gained through the application of lean principles? Are you facing challenges in implementing daily improvement and aligning work to strategic goals? Would you like to see what a management system looks like in action? Managing a […]

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