By Mark Graban
Today, I’m reading the latest issue of Health Leaders magazine (March/April 2019) whose cover features a number of stories about nursing retention. The lead article shares some data about recruitment …
Here’s an interesting recent article from the Wall Street Journal (you might require a subscription to read it): The Economy’s Last Best Hope: Superstar Middle Managers Anemic growth, millennial malaise, …
Lean Should be the Solution to Hospital Overwork or Understaffing — Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lean-blog-audio/support
When I had the chance to go back to Japan last October with Honsha, there was a big focus on what the former Toyota people kept referring to as “a …
Value is Defined by the Customer (and not all Customers are the Same) http://www.leanblog.org/audio263 It’s said in the Lean methodology that “value is defined by the customer.” Value can be …
For Big Leaps With New Year’s Resolutions, Start With Baby Steps Thanks to the Lean Enterprise Institute for publishing my article about Kaizen, new habits, and New Year’s resolutions: Take …
Back in 2013, I wrote a post that I published as part of the LinkedIn Influencer series: The Carrot and The Stick “On Steroids” Please check it out. I hope …
It’s been a while since I’ve contributed something to the Lean Enterprise Institute’s online publication, The Lean Post (see past articles). Today, they’re allowing me to introduce some ideas from …
A retired labor leader from the automotive industry (who reads this blog) sent me a link to this article: #RedforMed: 1,800 Vermont Nurses Are On Strike Demanding Their Hospital Put …
http://leanblog.org/audio258 “ER wait times down, but only slightly” or ER wait times are virtually the same? This article was sent by a friend and blog reader from Winnipeg the other …
