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Building Culture Through Respect and Humble Leadership in Health Care’s Next Era

Posted on by Carlos Scholz

Leaders who invest in culture today secure resilience for tomorrow With the passage of H.R.1, essential hospitals now face severe fiscal, regulatory, and operational pressure. Medicaid cuts, eligibility tightening, and administrative burdens will force difficult decisions. In such times, some leaders fall into short-term firefighting, shifting their mindset into survival mode and focusing solely on […]

Leading through Disruption: How Health Care Leaders Can Respond in Challenging Times

Posted on by Carlos Scholz

Health care organizations are facing a major new disruption: the recently passed reconciliation bill, H.R. 1. Its potential impact, such as deep Medicaid cuts, stricter eligibility requirements, rising administrative complexity, and shrinking coverage, promises to reshape the health care landscape, especially for providers filling a safety net role in their communities. As health care organizations prepare […]

How the Process Improvement Team Supports Management System Implementation

Posted on by CATALYSIS

A management system is a great way to learn and understand your business, create alignment throughout your organization, improve performance through visibility, enable problem-solving, and sustain improvements. For a management system to be most effective, all areas within an organization should adopt the elements from the frontline to the executive team. If your organization is […]

John Toussaint’s Monthly Reflections – What’s Next?

Posted on by John Toussaint

I was talking to a colleague this week who is the lean transformation leader at a large multispecialty physician group in California. He has a great deal of lean transformation experience. He asked me, “So what’s next? We have taken the transformation journey as outlined by Catalysis and we want to know what’s next.” It […]

White Paper: Improving Patient Safety in Public Hospitals in South Africa with Minimal Resources

Posted on by Sara Thompson

  This white paper examines whether training healthcare leaders to coach workers at the front line to identify and solve problems results in fewer prenatal deaths in a resource constrained health setting in South Africa. The training was delivered virtually by U.S. coaches using standard materials and monthly phone calls.  We chose hospitals in the […]

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