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Throwback Thursday: Flexing, Gemba Claus, Problems, Shook, Jail, and Holiday Gifts

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The Emperor’s Sacred Cow’s New Clothes – “Flexing” Hospital Staff

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Coaching for Continuous Improvement: Lean Leadership Lessons from Sports with Hugh...

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#TBT: Happy National Nurses Week — Posts on #Lean and Nursing

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Announcing My Next Book: “Management by Emoji” [April Fool]

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Lean Healthcare Means Having the Right Staffing Levels for Safety, Quality,...

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Lean Should be the Solution to Hospital Overwork or Understaffing

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Podcast #307 – Andre DeMerchant, “You Can’t Cut Your Way to...

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#TBT: What CFO Magazine Wrote About #Lean in 2009

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If Your Hospital Wants to “Implement Lean,” You Need to Learn...

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What Virginia Mason’s CEO Dr. Gary Kaplan Warns Against With Lean

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Toyota’s Japan Shutdown & Lessons for Hospitals (and Others)

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